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People who succeed at recycling make it part of their day-to-day routine. Try some of the following tips while at the supermarket or at home : |
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At the supermarket : |
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Reduce the amount of waste you produce by reducing the amount of packaging you take home. |
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At the supermarket : |
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- Buy larger sizes, concentrates and refills.
- Check to see if you can recycle the packaging, for example, paper, cardboard, glass, cans and plastic types ‘1’ and ‘2’.
- Take your own shopping bags or box to take your shopping home in.
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In the kitchen |
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Try these easy steps to make recycling easier : |
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- Rinse tins, plastics and glass when you’ve finished washing the dishes.
- Sort your recycling straight after rinsing.
- Keep your kerbside recycling crate close by so it’s easily accessible.
- Have a container for your kitchen scraps and add them to your compost (remember no meats or fats).
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In the garden |
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Composting is a great way to reuse your kitchen and garden waste. Try these composting tips : |
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- Sprinkle your compost with water to it keep moist and add a shovel of soil now and then.
- Don’t add any dairy products, meat, fat or cooking oil.
- Don’t add any diseased plants or persistent weeds such as oxalis and dock, to your compost.
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