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Use this tool to find out what you can and can't recycle. If you can't find what you are looking for, contact your local council.
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Adhesive strips Also: Band Aids, sticky plaster, bandaid
Adhesive stripsBand Aids, sticky plaster, bandaidLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut adhesive strips in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Australia Post satchels (plastic) Also: post packs, express post satchel, parcel post satchel
Australia Post satchels (plastic)post packs, express post satchel, parcel post satchelLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- it should be empty and dry.
- remove any paper inserts.
Where do plastic Australian Post satchels go next?
It will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Balloons
BalloonsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut balloons in your rubbish bin.
What can I use instead of balloons?
Balloons are in the top three most harmful pollutants threatening marine wildlife. Consider using a more sustainable alternative at your next celebration such as flowers or blowing bubbles which aren't just for kids. Find out more about wildlife-friendly alternatives to balloons.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Bread bags Also: bread packaging
Bread bagsbread packagingLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- empty any remaining bread. Find out ways to use up food scraps.
- remove the bread tag. Find out how to dispose of bread tags.
Where do bread bags go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Bubble wrap
Bubble wrapLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- cut them into A3 size to make sure they fit. Large pieces of bubble wrap are too bulky to be placed in soft plastic bins at supermarkets.
- ensure the bubble wrap is dry.
Where does bubble wrap go next?
It will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cellophane
CellophaneLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
Cut them into A3 size to make sure they fit. Large pieces of cellophane are too bulky to be placed in soft plastic bins at supermarkets.
Where does cellophane go next?
It will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cereal box inserts
Cereal box insertsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
Remove any remaining cereal.
Where do cereal box inserts go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Chip packets Also: crisp packets
Chip packetscrisp packetsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- empty any remaining chips.
- ensure chip packets are dry.
Where do chip packets go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cling wrap Also: Cling film, gladwrap, saran wrap, plastic film wrap
Cling wrapCling film, gladwrap, saran wrap, plastic film wrapLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it...
Only Glad brand and Coles and Woolworths Essentials homebrand cling wrap is accepted at REDcycle soft plastics drop-off points at participating supermarkets.
Why can’t cling wrap go in my recycling bin?
Cling wrap is a soft plastic which can’t be sorted at a recycling facility. Cling wrap goes in your rubbish bin, but that means they sit in landfill for years.
What to use instead of cling wrap?
Cling wrap is mainly used to keep food fresh. Luckily, there are lots of other options to keep your food fresher for longer.
You can:
- use reusable glass and plastic containers.
- cover food with a plate.
- use reusable beeswax, soy or silicon wraps.
- cover with foil which can be recycled. Find out how to dispose of aluminium foil.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Disposable nappies Also: Diapers
Disposable nappiesDiapersLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut disposable nappies in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Food pouches Also: squeeze pouches, yoghurt pouches, baby food pouches
Food pouchessqueeze pouches, yoghurt pouches, baby food pouchesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- empty any remaining food.
- put the lid on again.
- you do not need to remove the hard plastic tube.
Where do food pouches go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Frozen food bags
Frozen food bagsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- remove any remaining food.
- ensure frozen food bags are dry.
Where do frozen food bags go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Lolly wrappers Also: chocolate wrappers, sweet wrappers
Lolly wrapperschocolate wrappers, sweet wrappersLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- remove any remaining lollies or chocolate.
- ensure lolly wrappers are dry.
Where do lolly wrappers go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Plastic bags
Plastic bagsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
Ensure your plastic bags are dry.
Where does plastic bags go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Plastic film
Plastic filmLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
It should be clean and dry.
Where does plastic film go next?
It will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Plastic sachets
Plastic sachetsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- remove any contents.
- ensure plastic sachets are dry.
Where do plastic sachets go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Potting mix bags Also: mulch bags,
Potting mix bagsmulch bags,Last updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- empty any remaining potting mix.
- cut them into A3 size to make sure they fit. Large pieces of soft plastic are too bulky to be placed in soft plastic bins at supermarkets
Where do potting mix bags go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Reusable shopping bags Also: green bags
Reusable shopping bagsgreen bagsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take it to a REDcycle soft plastics drop-off point at participating supermarkets.
Make it recycle ready
- make sure it is empty.
- leave the plastic base inside as it is fully recyclable too.
Where do reusable bags go next?
They will be:
- collected by REDcycle.
- taken to REDcycle facilities for processing.
- taken to manufacturing facilities to be turned into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
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Biscuit trays
Biscuit traysLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining biscuits.
Where do biscuit trays go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Blister pack
Blister packLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut blister packs in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Bottle tops (plastic) Also: bottle lids, bottle caps
Bottle tops (plastic)bottle lids, bottle capsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Remove the bottle top from the plastic bottle.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Bread tags
Bread tagsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Bread Tags for Wheelchairs is a community program where individuals and organisations collect bread tags to be sold to plastics recycling companies.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cable ties Also: zip ties
Cable tieszip tiesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut cable ties in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cake trays Also: plastic tray
Cake traysplastic trayLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining cake.
Where do cake trays go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
CD cases
CD casesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Remove CDs from the case. Find out how to dispose of CDs.
Where do CD cases go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
CDs (not in case) Also: Compact discs
CDs (not in case)Compact discsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Check if there are any CD recycling programs near you by contacting your local council. If there are none, they go in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cleaning product bottles Also: Detergent bottles, spray and wipe
Cleaning product bottlesDetergent bottles, spray and wipeLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
- Remove any remaining liquid.
- Unwanted household chemicals can be disposed of via the Detox your home program. Visit the Detox your home page to view permanent drop-off sites and upcoming events.
Where do cleaning product bottles go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Coat hangers (plastic)
Coat hangers (plastic)Last updated: 19 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesMake it recycle ready
No preparation needed. Just put plastic coat hangers in your recycling bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Coffee cup lids
Coffee cup lidsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoUnless…
Some councils allow coffee cup lids in your recycling bin. Check with your local council.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Coffee pods Also: Coffee capsules
Coffee podsCoffee capsulesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find a program near you to recycle your old coffee pods by visiting the TerraCycle website or contact your local council.
Where do coffee pods go?
Coffee pods are separated by their different materials which include metals, plastics and organics (coffee grounds).
Metals are melted down to be recycled. Organics are composted and the remaining plastic is processed and made into new recycled plastic products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cosmetics Also: beauty products, makeup, skincare
Cosmeticsbeauty products, makeup, skincareLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find a program near you to recycle your old cosmetics by visiting the TerraCycle website or contact your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining make-up or cosmetics.
Where do cosmetics go?
Cosmetics are separated by material, shredded and melted into hard plastic that can be made into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cutlery (plastic) Also: Knife, fork, knives, knife and fork, chopsticks
Cutlery (plastic)Knife, fork, knives, knife and fork, chopsticksLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut plastic cutlery in the rubbish bin.
Why can’t plastic cutlery go in my recycling bin?
Plastic cutlery is lightweight and flat. So when it is being sorted at the recycling facility, the sorting machines can’t tell it apart from paper. It ends up bundled up with paper and cardboard and reduces the quality of any new recycled products made.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Dental flosser Also: dental picker, dental floss
Dental flosserdental picker, dental flossLast updated: 5 अक्तूबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut dental flossers in your rubbish bin.
Update: If you or someone in your household has coronavirus (COVID-19), put the item in a sealed plastic or paper bag and place in your rubbish bin. If other recyclable items have mixed with affected item, they should also be placed in the rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)
Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
In metro Melbourne, council waste and recycling facilities are not open to the public. These facilities include collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations. They will remain open for commercial contractors only.
In regional Victoria, facilities are open. Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
If you have unwanted items at home, hold onto them until these facilities re-open. For other options, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information on the roadmap across Victoria please refer to the Department of Health and Human Services.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Deodorant sticks Also: Roll-on
Deodorant sticksRoll-onLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure it’s empty.
Where do deodorant sticks go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Dinnerware (plastic) Also: disposable plates, disposable bowls, single-use plates, single-use bowls
Dinnerware (plastic)disposable plates, disposable bowls, single-use plates, single-use bowlsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Remove any remaining food scraps.
Where does plastic dinnerware go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Food containers (plastic) Also: Single-use plastic containers, take-away food containers
Food containers (plastic)Single-use plastic containers, take-away food containersLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining food or liquid.
Where do plastic take-away food containers go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Food platters (plastic) Also: Food platter, servingware
Food platters (plastic)Food platter, servingwareLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take food platters (plastic) to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure food platters are:
- in good condition.
- clean and not stained.
Where do your second-hand food platters go?
They will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Fruit and vegetable punnets Also: berry punnets, berry containers, strawberry punnets, blueberry punnets, blackberry punnets
Fruit and vegetable punnetsberry punnets, berry containers, strawberry punnets, blueberry punnets, blackberry punnetsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining fruits and vegetables.
Where do fruit and vegetable punnets go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Hard plastic containers Also: Ice cream, yoghurt tub, butter, margarine
Hard plastic containersIce cream, yoghurt tub, butter, margarineLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining food or liquid.
Where do hard plastic containers go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Meat trays (plastic)
Meat trays (plastic)Last updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
- Remove any remaining meat.
- Remove the absorbency pad.
- Remove any plastic film.
- Lightly rinse the tray.
Where do plastic meat trays go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Milk bottles (plastic) Also: Milk container
Milk bottles (plastic)Milk containerLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining milk.
Where do plastic milk bottles go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Pen Also: ballpoint pen, disposable pen
Penballpoint pen, disposable penLast updated: 5 अक्तूबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut pens in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)
Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
In metro Melbourne, council waste and recycling facilities are not open to the public. These facilities include collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations. They will remain open for commercial contractors only.
In regional Victoria, facilities are open. Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
If you have unwanted items at home, hold onto them until these facilities re-open. For other options, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information on the roadmap across Victoria please refer to the Department of Health and Human Services.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Plant pots (small)
Plant pots (small)Last updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
It should be empty with all dirt and plants removed.
Where do plant pots go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Plastic toys
Plastic toysLast updated: 19 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Any batteries must be removed.
Where do plastic toys go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Razors (disposable) Also: disposable razor, razor head, shaver blade, disposable shaver
Razors (disposable)disposable razor, razor head, shaver blade, disposable shaverLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoDisposable razors and disposable razor heads go in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Reusable plastic containers Also: Tupperware
Reusable plastic containersTupperwareLast updated: 7 जनवरी 2021Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining food or liquid.
Where do reusable plastic containers go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Shampoo and conditioner bottles
Shampoo and conditioner bottlesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining shampoo and conditioner.
Where do shampoo and conditioner bottles go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
soap pump bottles Also: hand soap bottle
soap pump bottleshand soap bottleLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining soap.
Where do soap pump bottles go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Soft drink bottles Also: plastic bottles, water bottles
Soft drink bottlesplastic bottles, water bottlesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining soft drink.
Where do soft drinks bottles go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Straws (plastic) Also: Drinking straws
Straws (plastic)Drinking strawsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut plastic straws in your rubbish bin.
Why can’t plastic straws go in my recycling bin?
Unlike a lot of hard plastics which can go into your recycling bin at home, plastic straws cannot be recycled. Yes, straws are a hard plastic even though they can bend.
As they travel down the conveyor belt at a recycling facility, small items like straws fall through the cracks of the machinery. They end up either in landfill for years or pollute our oceans and waterways, harming marine life.
What can I use instead of a plastic straw?
There are also many alternatives to using a plastic straw such as metal, bamboo and glass straws.
For some people, straws are a necessity. But if you don't need one, simply say "no straw, please" when you order a drink.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Takeaway plastic cups Also: slushie cups, slurpee cups
Takeaway plastic cupsslushie cups, slurpee cupsLast updated: 7 जनवरी 2021Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
- Empty any remaining liquid.
- Remove and put straw in the rubbish bin. Learn more about Wildlife-friendly alternatives to plastic straws.
Where do takeaway plastic cups go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Toothbrushes
ToothbrushesLast updated: 13 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find a program near you to recycle your old toothbrushes by visiting the TerraCycle website or contact your local council.
Where do toothbrushes go?
Toothbrushes are separated by material, shredded and melted into hard plastic that can be made into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Toothpaste tubes
Toothpaste tubesLast updated: 13 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find a program near you to recycle your old toothpaste tubes by visiting the TerraCycle website or contact your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Use up any remaining toothpaste.
Where do the toothpaste tubes go?
Toothpaste tubes are separated by material, shredded and melted into hard plastic that can be made into new recycled products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Vitamin bottles Also: Pill bottles, plastic bottles
Vitamin bottlesPill bottles, plastic bottlesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Empty any remaining vitamins.
Where do vitamin bottles go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Yoghurt containers
Yoghurt containersLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils only accept hard plastics which are coded with a 1 or 2 in the recycling symbol. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
- Empty any remaining yoghurt.
- Remove the foil lid. Find out how to dispose of the aluminum foil lid.
Where do yoghurt containers go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as steel and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
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Foam boxes Also: Foam trays
Foam boxesFoam traysLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
See if there are any local foam or polystyrene recycling programs by contacting your local council. If there are none, it goes in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Meat trays (foam)
Meat trays (foam)Last updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut these in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Polystyrene Also: Styrofoam
PolystyreneStyrofoamLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
See if there are any local polystyrene recycling programs by contacting your local council. If there are none, it goes in your rubbish bin.
Why is polystyrene a problem for our recycling system?
When polystyrene is incorrectly put in a recycling bin at home and goes in a recycling truck, it easily breaks up into small pieces. Small pieces of polystyrene cannot be sorted at a recycling facility and contaminate the other recyclables.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
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Bedding Also: manchester, quilt covers, pillow cases, linen, textiles, sheets
Beddingmanchester, quilt covers, pillow cases, linen, textiles, sheetsLast updated: 6 जनवरी 2021Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take bedding to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure bedding is:
- clean and not stained.
- not torn or frayed.
Where does your second-hand bedding go?
They will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cleaning cloths Also: rags, towels,
Cleaning clothsrags, towels,Last updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoCleaning clothes go in your rubbish bin.
Update: If you or someone in your household has coronavirus (COVID-19), make sure the used cleaning cloths are inside a plastic or paper bag that is securely closed before being placed in your kerbside rubbish bin. If other recyclable items such as paper and cardboard have mixed with the cleaning cloths, they should also be placed in the rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Clothing Also: t-shirts, pants, trousers, jeans, jumpers, textiles, bags, clothes
Clothingt-shirts, pants, trousers, jeans, jumpers, textiles, bags, clothesLast updated: 18 दिसंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take clothing to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure clothes are:
- clean and not stained.
- not covered in animal fur.
- not torn or frayed.
Where do your second-hand clothes go?
They will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Curtains Also: drapes, blinds
Curtainsdrapes, blindsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take curtains to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure curtains are:
- clean and not faded.
- not covered in animal fur.
Where do your second-hand curtains go?
They will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Masks (cloth)
Masks (cloth)Last updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoCloth face masks that are worn out go in your rubbish bin.
Update: If you or someone in your household has coronavirus (COVID-19), put the masks in a sealed plastic or paper bag and place in your rubbish bin. If other recyclable items such as paper and cardboard have mixed with the face masks, they should also be placed in the rubbish bin.
Wearing face masks and coverings
For more information, visit the Face masks and coverings page on the DHHS website.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)
For more information on managing your waste during coronavirus (COVID-19), visit the EPA website.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Masks (disposable)
Masks (disposable)Last updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoDisposable face masks go in your rubbish bin.
Update: If you or someone in your household has coronavirus (COVID-19), put the masks in a sealed plastic or paper bag and place in your rubbish bin. If other recyclable items such as paper and cardboard have mixed with the face masks, they should also be placed in the rubbish bin.
What should I do with my disposable mask?
The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) the advises single use masks are for single-use only and should be disposed of responsibly in the rubbish bin. https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/face-masks-and-coverings-covid-19
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)?
To help households manage their waste during coronavirus (COVID-19), view this video from the EPA: https://www.epa.vic.gov.au/about-epa/news-media-and-updates/coronavirus/handling-waste-during-coronavirus
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Pillows Also: cushions
PillowscushionsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPillows go in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Shoes Also: sneakers, boots, runners, loafers, slippers, sandals
Shoessneakers, boots, runners, loafers, slippers, sandalsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take shoes to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure shoes are:
- in a good condition without any holes.
- clean and not stained.
Where do your second-hand shoes go?
They will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
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Coffee grounds
Coffee groundsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Some councils collect food waste for composting so coffee grounds can be recycled by putting them in the correct bin. To see if this happens in your local area check with your council.
Or you can put them in a home compost, bokashi bin or worm farm. Some councils also offer discounted home compost bins and worm farms. Find out more about how to compost food waste.
What happens to coffee grounds that go in a food and garden bin?
After your food and garden bin has been collected it's taken to a processor where it gets sorted to remove any items that can’t be composted, like plastics. Food and garden waste is composted and used in agriculture, parks, schools and kindergartens to keep gardens healthy and looking great.
Learn more about the benefits of recycling your food waste by visiting the Back to Earth initiative.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Food scraps Also: food, kitchen scraps, meat scraps, organics, bones
Food scrapsfood, kitchen scraps, meat scraps, organics, bonesLast updated: 19 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Some councils collect food waste for composting so food scraps can be recycled by putting them in the correct bin. To see if this happens in your local area check with your council.
Or you can put them in a home compost, bokashi bin or worm farm. Some councils also offer discounted home compost bins and worm farms. Find out more about how to compost food waste.
What happens to food scraps that go in a food and garden bin?
After your food and garden bin has been collected it's taken to a processor where it gets sorted to remove any items that can’t be composted, like plastics. Food and garden waste is composted and used in agriculture, parks, schools and kindergartens to keep gardens healthy and looking great.
Learn more about the benefits of recycling your food waste by visiting the Back to Earth initiative.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Medicines Also: pills, capsules, tablets, Panadol, Nurofen
Medicinespills, capsules, tablets, Panadol, NurofenLast updated: 19 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Dispose of medicines for free at your local pharmacy through the Returned Unwanted Medicines Project.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Tea bags
Tea bagsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Tea leaves can be composted but often the tea bag contains plastic or staples that can’t be composted. Check online to see if your tea brand uses compostable bags.
Some councils collect food waste for composting so tea leaves can be recycled by putting them in the correct bin. To see if this happens in your local area check with your council.
Or you can put them in a home compost, bokashi bin or worm farm. Some councils also offer discounted home compost bins and worm farms. Find out more about how to compost food waste.
Make it recycle ready
- Remove any plastic labels or metal staples.
- Check if your tea brand uses compostable bags.
- If the bag isn’t compostable, open the bag to empty the leaves into the compost and then dispose of the bag in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
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Christmas trees (real) Also: xmas tree
Christmas trees (real)xmas treeLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Councils often have separate collections for real Christmas trees. For local services check with your local council.
Where do Christmas trees go next?
After your Christmas tree has been collected, it’s turned into mulch or compost and used in agriculture, parks, schools and kindergartens to keep gardens healthy and looking great.
Learn more about the benefits of recycling your green waste by visiting the Back to Earth initiative.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Garden waste Also: branches, flowers, grass, leaves, prunings, weeds
Garden wastebranches, flowers, grass, leaves, prunings, weedsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
If you have a garden waste bin, place your grass clippings, small branches, leaves and other garden waste in that bin.
What does garden waste go next?
After your garden waste has been collected, it's taken to a processor where it gets sorted and items which don’t belong in your garden waste bin are removed. Garden waste is turned into mulch or compost used in agriculture, parks, schools and kindergartens to keep gardens healthy and looking great.
Learn more about the benefits of recycling your green waste by visiting the Back to Earth initiative.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
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Beer bottles Also: stubby, long neck
Beer bottlesstubby, long neckLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless…
Some councils may have other ways to collect glass bottles to prevent broken glass contaminating other recyclables. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
- empty any remaining beer.
- don't include any broken glass. Find out how to dispose of broken glass.
Where do beer bottles go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a glass treatment facility and washed, sorted by colour, then crushed and melted.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Broken glass
Broken glassLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBroken glass goes in your rubbish bin inside a box or wrapped in newspaper.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Glass bottles Also: beer bottles, wine bottles, medicine bottles, cough medicine bottles
Glass bottlesbeer bottles, wine bottles, medicine bottles, cough medicine bottlesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils may also have other ways to collect glass bottles to prevent broken glass contaminating other recyclables. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
- empty any remaining liquid or food.
- don’t include any broken glass. Find out how to dispose of broken glass.
Where do glass bottles go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a glass treatment facility and washed, sorted by colour, then crushed and melted.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Glassware Also: wine glass, drinking glass
Glasswarewine glass, drinking glassLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take unbroken glassware to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure glassware is:
- in good condition.
- not cracked or broken. Find out how to dispose of broken glass.
Where does your second-hand glassware go?
It will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Jars Also: jam jars, vegemite jars
Jarsjam jars, vegemite jarsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless...
Some councils may also have other ways to collect glass bottles to prevent broken glass contaminating other recyclables. Check with your local council.
Make it recycle ready
- empty any remaining food.
- remove metal lid.
- don't include any broken glass. Find out how to dispose of broken glass.
Where do jars go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a glass treatment facility and washed, sorted by colour, then crushed and melted.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Mirrors
MirrorsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take mirrors to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure mirrors are:
- in good condition.
- not cracked or broken.
Where do your second-hand mirrors go?
They will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Pyrex Also: kitchenware, cookware, heat-proof glass
Pyrexkitchenware, cookware, heat-proof glassLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take unbroken Pyrex to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure the Pyrex is:
- clean.
- not cracked or broken.
Where does your second-hand pyrex go?
It will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
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Aerosol cans Also: spray cans
Aerosol cansspray cansLast updated: 21 अगस्त 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesMake it recycle ready
- make sure the aerosol can is completely empty.
- remove the plastic lid.
Where do aerosol cans go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Aluminium can Also: Beer cans, drink cans, soft drink cans
Aluminium canBeer cans, drink cans, soft drink cansLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesMake it recycle ready
Empty any remaining liquid.
Where do aluminium cans go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Aluminium foil Also: Alfoil, silver foil, metal foil, silver paper
Aluminium foilAlfoil, silver foil, metal foil, silver paperLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesMake it recycle ready
- Collect and roll foil into a ball the size of a golf ball or bigger. Recycling sorting machines cannot process very small pieces of foil.
- Remove food scraps and tear off any dirty or oily sections that cannot be cleaned easily.
Where does aluminium foil go next?
It will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Aluminium trays Also: Silver trays
Aluminium traysSilver traysLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesMake it recycle ready
Empty any remaining food or liquid.
Where do aluminium trays go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Bottle tops (metal) Also: Bottle caps
Bottle tops (metal)Bottle capsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesUnless…
Some councils don't allow metal bottle tops or lids in your recycling bin. Check with your local council.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Coat hangers (wire)
Coat hangers (wire)Last updated: 19 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
See if there are any local wire coat hanger recycling programs by contacting your local council. If there are none, it goes in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Cutlery (metal) Also: Knife, forks, knives, forks, knife and fork, chopsticks
Cutlery (metal)Knife, forks, knives, forks, knife and fork, chopsticksLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take metal cutlery to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure metal cutlery is clean and in good condition.
Where does your second-hand metal cutlery go?
They will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Food cans Also: Canned vegetables, spaghetti tins, pet food cans, tin cans
Food cansCanned vegetables, spaghetti tins, pet food cans, tin cansLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesMake it recycle ready
Empty any remaining food.
Where do food cans go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Gas bottles Also: Gas canisters
Gas bottlesGas canistersLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
To find out where you can dispose of gas bottles please contact your local council.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Paint tins (empty) Also: Paint can
Paint tins (empty)Paint canLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesMake it recycle ready
- Remove any remaining paint.
- Household paint can be disposed of for free at a permanent drop-off site or contact your local council.
Where do paint tins go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Pots and pans Also: Saucepans
Pots and pansSaucepansLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
You can take pots and pans to your nearest second-hand store, charity bin or drop-off location.
Also, some councils accept steel pots and pans to go in the recycling bin. To find out, contact your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Make sure pots and pans are:
- in good condition.
- clean and not heavily scratched.
Where do your second-hand pots and pans go?
They will be re-sold at stores and op-shops. In many cases the profits will go to charity. Check with the store if you are unsure.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Scrap metal
Scrap metalLast updated: 19 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find a facility that will accept scrap metal such as a local recycling centre by contacting your local council.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Staples
StaplesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut staples in your rubbish bin.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Steel cans Also: tin cans, tuna cans
Steel canstin cans, tuna cansLast updated: 11 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
YesMake it recycle ready
Make sure the steel cans are empty.
Where do steel cans go next?
They will be:
- collected by your local council’s kerbside recycling truck.
- taken to a recycling sorting facility.
- separated from other recyclables, such as plastic and cardboard.
- taken to a re-processing centre and broken down.
- taken to a manufacturer to be made into new products.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
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Batteries
BatteriesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do the batteries go next?
Batteries and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Car batteries Also: car battery
Car batteriescar batteryLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do car batteries go?
Car batteries and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
CD players Also: compact disc player
CD playerscompact disc playerLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Remove any CDs from the player.
Where do CD players go?
CD players and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Computers Also: computer parts, monitors, screens
Computerscomputer parts, monitors, screensLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Wipe your personal data like personal details, emails, photos and downloads. Find out more about removing data from your old computer.
Where do computers go?
Computers and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
DVD players
DVD playersLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Remove any DVDs from the player.
Where do DVD players go?
DVD players and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Electric toothbrushes
Electric toothbrushesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do electric toothbrushes go?
Electric toothbrushes and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Electrical appliances Also: electronics, ewaste, e-waste
Electrical applianceselectronics, ewaste, e-wasteLast updated: 19 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Remove any household batteries.
Where do electrical appliances go?
Electrical appliances and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Floppy disks Also: hard disks
Floppy diskshard disksLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do floppy disks go?
Floppy disks and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Fluorescent light tubes Also: fluro lights
Fluorescent light tubesfluro lightsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do fluorescent light tubes go?
Fluorescent light tubes and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Fridges Also: refrigerator
FridgesrefrigeratorLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Remove any remaining food.
Where do fridges go?
Fridges and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Light bulbs Also: light tubes, light globes
Light bulbslight tubes, light globesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do light bulbs go?
Light bulbs and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Mobile phones Also: iPhone, Galaxy, cellphone
Mobile phonesiPhone, Galaxy, cellphoneLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Make it recycle ready
Wipe your personal data like personal details, emails, photos and downloads. Find out more about removing data from your old mobile phone.
Where do mobile phones go?
Mobile phones and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Printer cartridges (ink or toner) Also: Ink cartridge, printer cartridge
Printer cartridges (ink or toner)Ink cartridge, printer cartridgeLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do cartridges go?
Cartridges and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Smoke alarms (domestic) Also: smoke detectors
Smoke alarms (domestic)smoke detectorsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoPut smoke alarms (domestic) in your rubbish bin after you have removed the batteries. You can recycle batteries at your nearest e-waste drop-off point.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Televisions Also: TVs
TelevisionsTVsLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do televisions go?
Televisions and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
VHS tapes Also: video tapes
VHS tapesvideo tapesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do VHS tapes go?
VHS tapes and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.
Whitegoods Also: washing machines, dryers, air-conditioners, ovens, stoves
Whitegoodswashing machines, dryers, air-conditioners, ovens, stovesLast updated: 9 नवंबर 2020Can I put this in my recycling bin?
NoBut you can still recycle it…
Find your nearest e-waste drop-off point or contact your local council.
Where do whitegoods go?
Whitegoods and other e-waste contain a range of precious materials which can be used to make new products. Find out how e-waste is processed and reused.
Waste and recycling during coronavirus (COVID-19)Household waste and recycling collections will continue as normal.
Council waste and recycling facilities, including collection, treatment, disposal and transfer stations, are now open across all of Victoria.
Visitors must follow all directions and instructions for maintaining a COVIDSafe environment.
For more information on the location of your nearest facility, check the waste and recycling advice for your local council area.
For more information and updates, visit the Victorian Government’s coronavirus (COVID-19) website.