What can we recycle

Things we can recycle include

Biscuit Wrappers

Cheese rappers

Stamps

Old UK Money

Bread Bags

Kinder and Ferrero

Personal Care

Air, home and Laundry

Items can be sent to

KICKS COUNT RECYCLING HUB, 10 The Copse, Ripley, Surrey GU23 6BN or contact one of our local collectors:

Details on what can be accepted

	Stamps Please try to minimise the amount of paper/card attached to the stamp, a good guide is to have a finger’s width (or 1cm) of paper all the way around. You can order a freepost label (This goes directly to the stamp company so please ONLY include stamps, not donations or any other recycling) Download freepost label If you don't have a printer, we can send you a freepost envelope Request a freepost envelope
	Biscuit Wrappers We accept any brand of biscuit, cracker and cake wrappers such as digestives, rich tea etc. This includes the likes of Penguin's etc but NOT chocolate bars like Mars, Snickers etc, or the inside plastic tray as they are made from a different material. Download our accepted waste poster
	Bread Bags Accepted Waste: Any brand of bakery plastic packaging (e.g. plastic trays, zipper bags, plastic packs, etc.) Any brand of plastic bread bags and closure tags You can recycle bakery plastic packaging from all brands through the Warburtons Bakery Free Recycling Programme, including plastic trays, zipper bags and plastic packs. As well as any brand of plastic bread bags and closure tags. Waste that is NOT accepted: Paper bags Combined paper and film window bags Wax wrap Download our accepted waste poster
	Personal Care packaging You can recycle your personal care product packaging through this programme. Waste that is NOT accepted: Glass Rigid plastic bottles, pots and tubs used for personal care unless not accepted by local council facilities Flexible plastic tubes not used for personal care and as for moisturisers or body creams (such as hair care, shower gels, food and glue tubes) Flexible plastic wipes packaging not used for personal care (e.g. baby wipes and cleaning wipes) Deodorant, body spray or perfume Cardboard packaging Download our accepted waste poster
	Cheese Packaging Accepted Waste: Any brand of flexible plastic cheese packaging and nets. Labels from Cathedral City Minis packs of 6. Waste that is NOT accepted: Plastic cheese tubs and trays (these can be recycled through local council facilities) Cardboard cheese boxes and paper wrapping (these can be recycled through local council facilities) Aluminium cheese wrapping Wooden cheese boxes Cheese wax and wax paper Cheese slice dividers Squeezy cheese tubes Labels from other Cathedral City nets products or from other brands of mini cheeses Download our accepted waste poster
	Marigold Gloves You can recycle your Marigold® durable and disposable household gloves and the plastic packaging through this programme. Waste that is NOT accepted: All other brands of disposable and durable gloves and their packaging Marigold® disposable or durable gloves that have been in contact with harsh chemicals Any cardboard glove packaging (this can be recycled through your local council) Marigold® gloves used for professional or business purposes (non-domestic) Download our accepted waste poster
	Air, Home and Laundry Care Accepted waste: Flexible packaging for: laundry washing capsules and pods, wipes Lenor tumble dryer sheets Waste that is NOT accepted: Aerosols Glass air freshener cartridges Transparent plastic bottles and caps Caps from home cleaning and dishwashing products Flexible plastic packaging not used for dishwasher tablets as well as washing capsules and pods Flexible wipe packaging not used for home cleaning (such as baby and beauty wipes packaging) Trigger heads (unless your council do not recycle trigger heads, then you can send them in for recycling via this recycling programme).
	Babybel You can recycle your Babybel® packaging through this programme. Waste that is NOT accepted: Any other brands of cheese packaging Any other brands of snack packaging Download our accepted waste poster

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