What is hard rubbish?

To properly understand the process of disposing your hard rubbish rubbish in Adelaide, it is crucial you first know what qualifies as hard rubbish. To clarify what counts as hard rubbish, think of items that have certain disposal requirements; for example, mattresses, fridges and freezers. Certain types of waste from your garden or backyard also falls into this category, such as branches. Generally what we mean by the term hard rubbish, is bulky items that are difficult to move.

Why do these items pose a challenge?

A challenge is posed when looking to remove these bulky items, as often local authorities only offer 1-3 collections of hard waste each year. You cannot dispose of these large, bulky items in regular waste collection due to their size and need for size-specific equipment, which makes it difficult to organise a hard waste collection. The only options you have left are to try and dispose of the rubbish yourself- potentially injuring yourself-, or organise for a waste company to come and provide service for your hard waste collection. It is not recommended that anyone tries to remove and dispose of their hard waste on their own. This is because it is essential to possess the right equipment for the job, including a suitable vehicle or trailer to transport your items. If you are disposing of many items and do not have access to transport large enough to fit everything, this will cause you to take multiple trips which is very time consuming. Furthermore, getting injured is a very real aspect to consider before deciding to do it yourself. Providing you have a suitable vehicle, are within distance of a recycling centre, and have considered the possibility of injury, it is possible to do it yourself, but keep in mind that we are a professional rubbish removal service, trained to do this exact job safely and efficiently, saving you the time and effort.

Hard waste collection services are your easiest option

If you are in need of a hard waste collection service, call Burnside Trash. We are able to provide you with efficient hard waste collection, when you want it. How long have you been holding onto bulky items and have simply never gotten around to disposing of them because they have such specific requirements? How much space would you make in your garage or storage facility if you removed all these large or heavy objects? These objects are difficult to handle, and that is exactly why we are here to help, with our hard waste collection service. If you book our service, you will no longer have to stress about what to do with all these hard waste objects. We will simply be able to turn up, load your rubbish and remove it straight away- safely and quickly. As soon as you have booked our service, there is no more heavy lifting on your part, and we will do the rest. There is no reason to make this job harder on yourself than it needs to be.

Moving home?

If you need to dispose of your hard rubbish due to moving into a new home, it is extremely beneficial to book our service. Moving homes is stressful enough when considering all the packing that needs to be done, and you likely don’t want to spend valuable time trying to remove your hard waste yourself. So don’t! Many people who try to do this themselves end up leaving their hard waste in a public space, and this is illegal, and harmful to the environment. If you do not have the skills or equipment to legally and safely dispose of your hard waste, book a professional service and you won’t even need to think twice about it.

The best way to remove your hard rubbish is by booking a collection service. This will ultimately save you time, effort, and money. Your time is valuable, and disposing of your hard waste correctly is a time-consuming process, but not if you book our service. We do not recommend you attempt to remove the waste yourself, as you risk injury, whereas our team is professionally trained to do so safely. The money you end up spending on suitable transport and petrol, will be put to better and more efficient use when you book our service instead. On top of the fact that local councils only offer between 1-3 hard waste collection services each year, the wait for such service could be up to 8-10 weeks. Again, we urge you to consider our efficient services when in need of hard waste removal.

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Hard rubbish is rubbish that has certain disposal requirements. These larger items include things like fridges, washing machines, couches, tables, televisions, mattresses etc. Some green waste also falls into this category such as large branches and stumps. Hard waste is classed as large, heavy bulky items that can’t easily be moved.

Hard rubbish can make moving home extremely difficult. After many years of living at your current home you may have found that you have ended up with a massive build up of rubbish that never bothered you before until now. Make sure you don’t leave any hard rubbish or general waste behind when you move, this can come back around and fall on you. Talk to the team at Burnside Trash to get a quote to help you remove your hard rubbish and general waste from your property today.

What isn’t classed as Hard Rubbish?

Hard Rubbish may seem like almost everything from your backyard but there are a few things that you cannot remove as hard rubbish and need to be separated from other waste. Anything that was on a building site and/or construction materials such as cement mix, dirt, rubble and titles to list a few. Other items include:

• Domestic waste
• Hazardous waste (chemicals, paint, gas bottles, fuel canisters etc)
• Car bodies
• Batteries
• Garden waste
• Unwrapped or broken glass
• Tyres
• Cardboard , bottles, cans e.g. kerbside recyclable items
• Medical waste e.g. syringes and sanitary items.

How to remove hard rubbish, why can’t I do it myself?

Hard Rubbish Collection in Adelaide is difficult to remove from your property because you only get a limited amount of hard waste pick ups from your local council every year which can lead to a build up of hard waste at your home and quickly becomes an eye-sore. You can remove the items yourself although this will require for you to have the vehicle to carry the items and be within reach of a waste disposal centre. You also need to be aware that these items are normally very heavy and require more than one person to lift them, if you are not familiar with how to lift heavy and bulky items you may end up with an injury.
Hard Waste Collection is the easiest method of removing hard rubbish, getting a professional to do the heavy lifting and hard work saves you money and any risk of injury. The team at Burnside Trash have the experience and knowledge of how to dispose of hard rubbish properly and safely without any risks. We can get your hard waste removed from your property quickly without any hassles.

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WHAT IS HARD WASTE?

Have you undergone a major home clean out and decided to throw away loads and loads of old appliances and junk? The worst part about cleaning is knowing what to do with all the rubbish, especially if it’s too large to fit in your regular council bins. At Burnside Trash, we specialise in hard rubbish removal and will take care of the difficult tasks for you. 

Hard rubbish is classified as items which are rather large and can’t fit inside your regular bins. If you have items such as old refrigerators, washing machines, cupboards, dryers, mattresses, wardrobes, tyres, bed frames or anything too big you just can’t dispose of yourself, give us a call and we can dispose of it for you. 

WHY CHOOSE BURNSIDE TRASH TO REMOVE YOUR HARD WASTE?

Hard rubbish can build up very quickly and can become quite stressful to manage. At Burnside Trash we take care of our customers and provide an easy solution to your waste problems. We take care of both our domestic and commercial customers, servicing suburbs right across Adelaide metro and surrounding suburbs. 

Our aim is to remove your rubbish and dispose of it in a manner which is safe for the environment. Almost all of our hard rubbish and general waste is diverted from landfill at our partner transfer station.  Feel confident in knowing you are using a rubbish removal company who does their part to sustain a removal system which is environmentally friendly. 

Life is simply too short to worry about the who, what, when, where and how’s of rubbish removal and you need a reputable business you know you can trust.  We are affordable, reliable and have earned ourselves the reputation of being Adelaide’s #1 hard rubbish removalists. 

OUR PROCESS

At Burnside Trash we offer a fast service and are available to take care of your rubbish on the same day or day after. Our process is simple, give us a call and schedule a time for us to come to your home or property. We guarantee the hardest job you’ll have is simply dialling our number, we’ll take care of absolutely everything else. 

We have no limit on the maximum amount of waste we remove for you and will only charge you per volume of cubic meters. After you have booked your appointment with us, we will arrive to the premises and load your hard rubbish into our mobile bins. All you need to do is direct us and we will take care of absolutely everything. We leave absolutely no mess at your and ensure a smooth process with our removal system, guaranteeing your premises will be kept clean. 

If you find yourself in a position where you have a build up of hard rubbish and you simply don’t know what to do with it, give the team at Burnside Trash a call on 0434 579 538. We love to see our customers happy and promise to help you every step of the way. 

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So, before we get deeper into the matter, let’s have a look at what is considered “hard waste”:​

• ​Furniture
• ​Household appliances (such as toasters, blenders, irons, etc.)
• ​Whitegoods (washing machines, fridges, ovens, etc.) 
• ​Other electronics (computer parts, laptops, TVs, gaming consoles…)
• ​Bath tubs
• ​Hard textiles made of synthetic fiber, such as carpets and rugs
• ​Sports gear, even bigger ones including skis, bicycles, roller-skates etc.
• ​Timber products shorter than 1.5m by the longest dimension, and/or up to 10 pieces of timber

​As you can see, the list is very long and encompasses a variety of things acceptable to throw away. However, there are some things that you can’t throw away according to reinforced laws in Adelaide. They include the following:

• ​Concrete, bricks and similar building materials
• ​Garden waste, such as plants, grass and other organic waste
• ​Car parts
• ​Liquids
• ​Gas bottles
• ​Hazardous chemicals, like paint, oils etc.
• ​Glass products
• ​Regular household waste (small plastic containers, food, paper, hygiene products and the like)

So, given these facts you can calculate what you should and shouldn’t pick to throw away. You wouldn’t want to be fined for ditching you ex’s gift cactus, would you?

​Now that you know some basic guidelines for your to-ditch list, it might be helpful to get to know some tips and tricks to make things more convenient for you and the environment. Here is something to pay attention to:

• ​Kerbside crawlers. While they can be nasty, they need things too. So, if you are comfortable with them taking your stuff, make sure you don’t throw away things that could contain lice, bed bugs or fungi, and stack them in a way that they can’t make too much of a mess before the hard waste is disposed. If, however, you want to avoid their meddling, take your things out briefly before they are to be collected by the service of your choosing.
• ​Furniture made from hardboard or MDF is very hard to recycle or reuse because it doesn’t bend well and therefore can be damaged upon transportation. Try to avoid disposing such things if possible.
• ​Local councils generally allow one to three free collections per year, and they should be up to 2m3 in size, each.
• ​Keep in mind that you might have to schedule your disposal more than a month in advance, so to avoid the hard waste getting spoiled and the front of your house looking like, well, a garbage dump, take your stuff out as late as possible.

Apart from this, it is important to note that while it isn’t illegal in Adelaide area to put any amount of garbage out, it shouldn’t take up any space on the footpath, or, god forbid, the road.​

Here comes the fun part: most of the things you discard will be recycled! Australia has great services for this, so sit back and enjoy your giving back to the world while cleaning up your life space. 

​Who do you hire to do the “dirty work” then? Burnside Trash, of course! Why, you ask? Well, if you hire our experts you can expect the following:

• ​​They will get all the grunt-work done for you neatly, quickly and effortlessly
• ​there will be no work on your part (you can even sit on the porch, grab popcorn and watch the sunset)
• ​even if you realize you forgot to throw something out, you can just tell us to grab it for you

​If you’re still in doubt, call us and we will tell you all the other perks you can have by using our services!

TIME FOR ACTION

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Burnside Trash are specialists in all forms of rubbish removal in Adelaide. Our personalised “do it for you” service and very reasonable pricing is why we are Adelaide’s NO.1 choice.

Residential Junk, Garden Waste and Rubbish

Burnside Trash can remove most forms of rubbish from residential properties with ease, whether it be a recurring collection at regular intervals or a once off waste removal. All you need is to decide what waste needs removal & we will load into our mobile skip bins from where ever it is on the property. We can move items like unwanted furniture, white goods, green waste, mattresses etc.  Whether you are cleaning out a room or downsizing, we  offer a cost effective solution to your excess rubbish.

We endeavour to recycle as much as we can through a third party transfer station, so you can be guaranteed that landfill will be minimised with what we remove from your property.

-Commercial & Builders Waste

Burnside Trash is able to manage all the excess waste from your business by offering a singular waste collection or we offer regular collections. Those businesses that require a regular collection will have large wheelie bins put in place for a regular exchange, simply place any waste you want removed in one of these bins and we’ll come exchange your bin. We can remove all forms of rubbish created by any commercial operation, at any volume. With Burnside trash, we’ll come to your commercial property anywhere in the serviced areas with one of our mobile skip bins, collect your waste in a time efficient and safe manner, where it will be unloaded at our partnered transfer station to be sorted and diverted from land fill.  Regardless if you are doing a one off tidy up or just have excess waste on regular basis Burnside Trash has a cost effective solution for your needs.

-Industrial Waste

Burnside Trash has Mobile Skip Bins that are 13 – 25 cubic metres in size varying in length from 3.2 – 6 metres in length. We can cater for oversized rubbish that is often created by industrial operations. Regardless of whether it is a regular recurring collection or a once off collection, Burnside Trash can come to your site, load the rubbish into our mobile skip bins and deliver it directly to the transfer station. All you need to do is show us what needs to go! 

​ Whatever your excess rubbish problem may be Burnside Waste can offer a cost-effective solution, whether it be oversized pallets, packaging, green waste, we can deal with it.

HOW YOUR RUBBISH GETS DISPOSED

Rubbish disposal is an ongoing problem for wider community and the environment. Many Adelaide households depend on their local council’s garbage collection service to dispose of their waste on a weekly basis, but this option won’t always work. Hard or heavy items such as concrete, bricks, rocks, car parts and timber are restricted from being disposed off in general waste bins. Other items such as electronic waste (E-Waste) can also be tricky to dispose of properly. 

Overflowing waste can quickly add up and finding cost effective and environmentally friendly ways to dispose of your waste can be time consuming. Waste in landfill can take centuries to degrade, landfill sites also take up large amounts of space, as populations rise and more land is needed to develop with the rising population, landfill is quickly becoming an obvious unsustainable waste management system and our environment is quickly being harmed in the process. It’s an avoidable situation, we’d like to urge you not to dispose waste into landfills unless it is absolutely necessary ( Recycle items that are recyclable.)—our team can help you avoid it through our range of services for households and businesses. 

Below we’ll explain what happens to your rubbish once it gets disposed into a landfill—hopefully, the below information will inspire you to start disposing of your waste in an environmentally friendly manner so we can all do our bit together to reduce landfill waste!

What Happens In Landfills

In modern landfills, the waste gets segregated into municipal solid waste, construction and demolition waste and white goods. These types of waste are disposed of separately, with as many recyclable materials as possible being diverted to recycling depots.  The waste in landfills is rolled over and turned into a compact pile with the help of heavy and large equipment. After the pile reaches a prescribed height, a layer of dirt is added and a second pile is added.  

The bottom of the pile of rubbish is lined with rubber to prevent contamination of groundwater. This ground water is also collected and processed using a network of pipes. In some large landfill sites, gas wells are also drilled into the rubbish pile to collect methane produced in landfills. This methane is put to good use in generators or for heating.  

In theory, the system of a landfill works quite well, but it can and has had a huge cost on the environment. Additionally, it’s not always possible to prevent contamination of groundwater or collect all of the methane. It’s best to avoid our rubbish going to landfill.

“So if you’re in doubt about how to dispose of your waste, please contact a good rubbish removal company for help and advice!“

TIME FOR ACTION

Let your rubbish problem become ours

Where Your Rubbish Goes

Regardless of the ways in which you remove rubbish from your home, or the amount of rubbish you produce, you’ve probably wondered before where your rubbish ends up. The average Australian produces more than 2.6 tonnes of waste every year, so we’re each responsible for a massive amount of waste—and this figure is rising all the time! 

In South Australia, waste generally has two places it can be safely disposed of, these options are landfill or a recycling depot. Where it ends up is up to you and your behaviour—it’s your choice, your decision to determine how you dispose of your waste. If your rubbish ends up in landfill, it will have negative effects on the environment. If you can ensure your recyclables end up at a recycling depot, you will be helping the environment and reducing landfill waste. 

1. DUMPED IN LANDFILLS​

While majority of waste produced within South Australia is successfully diverted from landfill, close to 1 mega-tonne (970,000Kg) of waste a year is disposed of into landfill sites, which are simply dumping sites where your rubbish remains permanently. Once a landfill site becomes full, it is covered up and a new landfill is created—hence why the world is quickly running out of space for our rubbish. 

Landfills are an environmental hazard. The rubbish that gets dumped into landfills slowly degrades and decomposes over time, causing emission of greenhouse gases, which as you likely know contributes to global warming and other environment ill-effects. Some rubbish decomposes fairly quickly, but items like plastics take decades, even centuries, to completely degrade, putting enormous pressure on our environment. 

When you next need to dispose of household rubbish, stop to think for a moment about landfills and what impact the waste you are about to throw out will have on the environment.   Will the materials you’re throwing out decompose quickly and easily?  Will they take decades and release toxins into the environment?   Try to think of the best option to dispose of your waste—not all rubbish should go to landfill. As we’ll explain later in this guide, there are many types of waste that can be recycled or reused! 

If you’re considering throwing something away and you’re unsure of the impact it will have on the environment, or if you’re unsure of the best way to dispose of it, contact a company that specialises in​ rubbish removal in Adelaide, like BURNSIDE TRASH. We’ll can give you advice on ensuring that your rubbish is disposed of properly, or let you know if you need one of our services to best dispose it—above all, we’ll suggest ways to minimise the amount of waste being sent to landfills. 

2. SENT TO INCINERATION PLANTS

In so many parts of the world there is insufficient space for landfills. In these places incineration plants are used to dispose of rubbish, which can be extremely toxic and damaging to the environment. Incineration is the process of burning rubbish to get rid of it. Keep in mind that incineration is prohibited by most councils in your own backyard. 

While Australia does not currently have an incineration plant, Western Australia has recently green lighted a residual waste incineration plant. This incineration plant, unlike the ones that will burn all manners of waste which can be extremely damaging to the environment, will only burn the residual pieces of waste collected after the recycling process. This means that any waste that was not successfully recycled, can be incinerated, reducing the amount of waste going to land fill. ​

3. SENT TO RECYCLING DEPOTS

Recycling is the most environmentally friendly and preferable method of waste disposal around the world. Recycling your rubbish avoids unnecessary waste being sent to landfill, which reduces the impact on the environment.   Not all materials can be recycled, but a large number of them can—materials like glass, metal, paper, organic waste and some plastics can easily be recycled. 

 Never mix recyclable waste with your general waste, this cross-contamination can lead to entire loads of previously recyclable materials no longer feasible for the recycling process. Make use of your local council recycling program or take your recyclables directly to a recycling plant. If you don’t have access to a recycling depot or struggle to find the time for the trip.​If you have too much rubbish to dispose of correctly by yourself, don’t dump it! Contact Burnside Trash today, we’ll safely handle your waste.

REMOVING DIFFERENT TYPES OF HOUSEHOLD WASTE

So many households end up with too much waste on their hands, and end up confused about how best to dispose of their rubbish. Most people make use of the council waste collection services, but many others choose to dispose waste on their own, thinking they’re doing the right thing—but the truth is that both of these approaches are not optimal for the environment or the household. Council services don’t occur often enough for many households (many services only occur fortnightly or weekly). 

A better way to remove waste from your home is to engage the services of a waste removal company who will know what the best disposal option is for your situation. A common option is the hiring of a Waste removal service, these services can provide many solutions such as regularly exchanged green waste bins, collection of hard waste, or even a once off clean up.

– GARBAGE

Garbage includes most types of household waste that need to be disposed. The simplest and easiest way to get rid of household waste is to use your local garbage collection service.  Another effective option is to hire a skip bin. All you need to do is to contact Burnside Trash to have our team drop by with one of our mobile skips to collect your waste. Once we fill it up with your garbage, we will collect and safely dispose of the waste for you. We use the services of a partnered transfer station that handles the sorting of all waste we collect, guaranteeing that we recycle whatever we can. 

– RECYCLABLES

If you’re cleaning out your home you’ll find much of your household waste is recyclable. Be sure to separate your recyclables, as they can be treated and reused, and you’ll be able to reduce the amount of waste reaching landfill. You can deposit your recyclables with your council’s recyclable waste collection service, or take them to a recycling facility. You could also salvage or donate your recyclable waste to charity. ​

– GARDEN WASTE

Garden waste includes all types of waste produced in a household garden, including recyclable green waste and other types of general waste. When maintaining your garden, you will no doubt be left with a lot of garden waste—this shouldn’t be mixed with any other form of waste. This is because green waste can be recycled, while general waste cannot. The best way to remove garden waste is through green waste bin hire, which you can hire from Burnside Trash. You can also use your local council green bins, which are picked up on a fortnightly basis in many councils.  

TIME FOR ACTION

Let your rubbish problem become ours

REMOVING YOUR HARD RUBBISH IN ADELAIDE

Hard rubbish is getting more challenging to dispose of with councils easing back on hard rubbish collections. The team at Burnside Trash will come to your property remove the hard rubbish from wherever it is on the property and load it into our mobile skip bins. We can deal with any situation, whether it’s an upstairs unit/flat or a ground floor property. All you have to do is point out to us what is going and we’ll make sure it will disappear before your eyes!  

To have us help you there’s only a minimum volume of 2 cubic metres, up to whatever volume you have. You can include mattresses, empty paint tins any form of white goods & e-waste. By using Burnside Trash you’re saying goodbye to the stress of hard waste disposal. 

RESIDENTIAL HARD RUBBISH REMOVAL

Residential rubbish is also called urban solid waste. It usually consists of household waste and that waste can be classified into five different categories: 

• Recycling 

• Biodegradable 

• Construction 

• Assorted 

• Hazardous 

Recycling waste includes paper, glass, aluminium, cardboard and plastic. Biodegradable waste is organic waste, such as food scraps and food products. Construction waste is items such as rocks, debris and timber. Assorted waste can include household items such as clothing, shoes and books. Hazardous waste consists of items that are potentially hazardous to the environment or humans, such as paints, transmission fluids, fertilisers, chemicals. 

Any of the above types of residential solid waste can be difficult and dangerous to handle. It is advisable that you hire a residential rubbish removal company, such as Burnside Trash, who are qualified to remove the waste for you safely and effectively. 

What type of residential rubbish removal company to hire? 

When hiring a residential rubbish removal company, it’s important to do your research and ensure the company you are hiring is reputable and qualified. There are two types of residential rubbish removal companies: a company that just supply bins for you to fill with your own rubbish and a company that will charge you a nominal fee to remove your rubbish. 

If you have a small amount of rubbish to be removed you may consider a bin only service. If you have a large volume of different types of waste or you are time poor, for your safety a paid rubbish removal company that will pick and take away your rubbish would suit your needs best. 

What happens next? 

Upon contacting Burnside Trash, we will gain further information regarding the type and amount of waste you wish to dispose of. We will base our quotation on this information. Should you choose to book Burnside Trash, we will book in the removal on your day of choice. Included in our service is, not only removal of all waste, but a thorough sweep and clean of the entire dumping ground. We then deliver the waste collected to a partnered transfer station, who will sort the waste into the proper categories to be disposed of properly. 

​Because of our partnership, We are able to recycle approximately 90 of the collected waste and we have extensive facilities to compost the biodegradable waste. We also have special facilities to treat and dispose of hazardous wastes. Additionally, where possible, we use energy recovery plants, where waste is converted into energy. 

Burnside Trash is a reputable, trusted Adelaide waste removal service. We pride ourselves on our services and try to dispose of all collected residential waste in an environmentally-friendly manner. 

REDUCE YOUR WASTE

As we told you earlier, Australians produce about 2.6 tonnes of waste every year per person, making waste removal in Adelaide an increasingly difficult and costly problem to tackle. Luckily there’s a way for you to help tackle this growing problem – by reducing, reusing and recycling your waste. Below we’ll give you some simple ideas on how to reduce, reuse and recycle your waste! ​

1. REDUCE

Whenever you can, look for ways to reduce the amount of your waste in your daily life, before thinking of reusing or recycling. Simple ideas you could try include reducing your use of plastic bags and completely avoiding the purchase of non-recyclable materials. Go for products that have minimal packaging and choose items that you can use productively and repeatedly. Try to choose products that eliminate new waste being produced, and keep an eye out for products made by companies dedicated to lessening their impact on the environment. Reducing waste altogether is the number one solution for avoiding harm to the environment. 

Of course it’s impossible for you to reduce waste completely—but you can certainly greatly reduce the waste you choose to buy. Choose your products wisely!  As a professional rubbish removal company in Adelaide, we’ve seen it all, and the best piece of advice we can give you is to reduce your waste to start with—rather than be stuck trying to work out how to get rid of products you never needed to start with. ​

2. REUSE

Before you throw out your waste, think creatively about what materials or products you could reuse! If you think you have products that could be reused but you won’t reuse yourself, consider donating the products to a charity or other community organisations that would benefit from them.

—you’ll not only be helping other people, but the environment too. Reusing products is a great solution to reducing your waste, and it will also save you money that you would otherwise spend on waste removal.  

There are so many items that get discarded as waste that could easily be reused. Things like bottles and containers, envelopes, cardboard, packaging can all be reused in various ways. When you purchase products, look for items that can be refilled, reused or recycled. Try to repair your items instead of replacing them. Use rechargeable batteries and any other repeat use items that you can use over and over. ​

3. RECYCLE

Recycling is the most environmentally friendly way of eliminating your waste in Adelaide. By recycling products, less of your waste to be sent to landfills and incineration plants, making a huge positive impact to the environment.  Recycling of products is easy—use your local council recycling service, take you recyclables to a depot, or call a professional rubbish removal company to help you transfer the recyclables to the right location. Don’t forget to separate all recyclable waste from your garbage—and don’t throw any recyclables away in your trash! When you’re purchasing products, choose products that can be recycled over those that cannot—this information will be stated on product labels. It’s also worth remembering that In South Australia, you can earn a 10c rebate on cans, bottles and other recyclables when you take them to your local recycling depot—it might not seem like much, but it adds up to a nice little incentive if you do this often enough! 

4.  LEARN ABOUT TYPES OF HOUSEHOLD WASTE

Household waste comes in many forms—organic waste, building material waste, e-waste, chemical and hazardous waste, food waste, packaging waste and many others. It’s helpful for you to know which type of waste you have on hand before considering how to remove your rubbish in Adelaide. The Australian Government offers some handy tips that will help you be more aware of the different types of waste and how to dispose of each waste type.  

TIME FOR ACTION

Let your rubbish problem become ours

HELPFUL LINKS

• www.burnsidetrash.com.au
• Cleanup.org.au
• www.environment.gov.au

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