About Us
What Goes In Which Wheelie Bin?
Over years we have been throwing away our household waste and recycling in to different bins but do you know what can be recycled and what cannot.
Can I Clean My Own Wheelie Bin?
One of the most unpleasant household jobs is cleaning the Wheelie Bins. A Wheelie Bin of any kind is the perfect place for germs to breed because food starts to rot the second it's thrown away. Warm, moist conditions and a nutrient-rich environment create the ideal climate for maggots, too.
The Cleaning Process
Your Wheelie Bins and food caddies are:
- Checked for rubbish that collects at the bottom
- Thoroughly washed inside and Wiped down of the outside
- Disinfected
- Left smelling fresh and clean.
When We Are Cleaning Wheelie Bins In Your Area
Please remember that we all ways clean the Wheelie Bins the day after they are emptied by the local council
Regular Refuse Wheelie Bin
Regular Recycling Wheelie Bin
Regular Recycling Wheelie Bin
- Checked for rubbish that collects at the bottom
- Thoroughly washed inside and Wiped down of the outside
- Disinfected
- Left smelling fresh and clean.
£3.00 Every 4 weeks
Regular Recycling Wheelie Bin
Regular Recycling Wheelie Bin
Regular Recycling Wheelie Bin
- Checked for rubbish that collects at the bottom
- Thoroughly washed inside and Wiped down of the outside
- Disinfected
- Left smelling fresh and clean.
£3.00 Every 4 weeks
Regular Garden Waste Wheelie Bin
Regular Garden Waste Wheelie Bin
Regular Garden Waste Wheelie Bin
- Checked for rubbish that collects at the bottom
- Thoroughly washed inside and Wiped down of the outside
- Disinfected
- Left smelling fresh and clean.
£3.00 Every 4 weeks
Regular Food Caddy
Regular Garden Waste Wheelie Bin
Regular Garden Waste Wheelie Bin
- Checked for rubbish that collects at the bottom
- Thoroughly washed inside and Wiped down of the outside
- Disinfected
- Left smelling fresh and clean.
£1.50 Every 4 weeks