Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

If your aerosol can is not empty, you can take it to the next Household Chemical CleanOut for safe disposal.

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin. Remove plastic lid and also place this in your yellow lid recycling bin. Note, this is for household spray cans only (no garden, garage or paint spray cans).

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin or take to a Return and Earn collection point.

Scrunch into a ball and put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid garbage bin.

Put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Visit the SafeWork NSW website to find a licenced contractor or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities (please see rules around asbestos drop off).

Place cooled ash in a bag and put in your red lid general waste bin. Alternatively you could mix into your home compost bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin or book in a bulk kerbside clean-up collection.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities, to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day or to various retailers. Visit the B-Cycle Website for your closest retail location.

Any brand of AA, AAA, C, D and 9V batteries (both rechargeable and non-rechargeable) are accepted for recycling through special collection programs, including: Council’s Admin Buildings or Libraries, Councils Waste Management Facilities and various retailers. Visit the B-Cycle Website for your closest retail location.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put in your red lid general waste bin or put out for your kerbside clean-up collection.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin or take to a Return and Earn collection point.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity or put out for your kerbside clean-up collection.

Put in your yellow lid recycle bin.

Put empty trays in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity or second-hand bookstore, remove cover and place pages in your yellow lid recycling bin and the cover in your red lid garbage bin

Sell items, give good quality items to charity or a second-hand bookstore or put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin separated from bottle.

Put in your green lid garden vegetation bin or put out for your kerbside clean-up collection.

Take to a recycled building material supplier or to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin. If you no longer wish to receive place a No Junk Mail sticker on your letterbox.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

If clean and dry, place in your curby bag, with curby tag attached and place in the yellow lid recycle bin for recycling, or return to your local supermarket through the RedCycle program or if not participating in curby put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to a recycled building material supplier or to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Take to the Community Recycling Centre at Buttonderry Waste Management Facility or to the next  Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities, to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day or to Battery World for recycling.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Flatten and put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Remove liquid, squash and put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Smaller poppers can be taken to a Return and Earn collection point or put in your red lid general waste bin. Put larger long life cartons in your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to a recycled building material supplier.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

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Flatten and put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, book a kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put real trees (dead or alive) in your green lid garden vegetation bin or put out for your green kerbside clean-up collection.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin.

If clean and dry, place in your curby bag, with curby tag attached and place in the yellow lid recycle bin for recycling, or return to your local supermarket through the RedCycle program or if not participating in curby put in your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, use as cleaning rags, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, use as cleaning rags, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Check if your brand is accepted for recycling through a Terracycle collection point or dispose of in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty tins in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities for recycling through the e-waste program.

Take to a recycled building material supplier or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities

Take to a recycled building material supplier or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to a recycled building material supplier or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin. Remove plastic lid and also place this in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Dispose of liquid wastes through your toilet and place empty dialysis bags in a sealed plastic bag and place in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin or take to a Return and Earn collection point.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities for recycling through the e-waste program.

Put empty cartons in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put out for your kerbside clean-up collection (Must fit size & weight restrictions – will only accept sections being replaced – not a whole boundary section) or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities, or take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Contact Service NSW about drop off days for expired flares. We do not have any facilities to dispose of these. DO NOT place in any of your domestic bins as they are an explosion risk.

Put in your green lid garden vegetation bin.

Tubes can be taken to Buttonderry Waste Management Facility. Globes can go to Council libraries or admin buildings, or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

If clean and dry, place in your curby bag, with curby tag attached and place in the yellow lid recycle bin for recycling, or return to your local supermarket through the RedCycle program or if not participating in curby put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty trays in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin or dispose of in a home compost bin or worm farm.

If clean and dry, place in your curby bag, with curby tag attached and place in the yellow lid recycle bin for recycling, or return to your local supermarket through the RedCycle program or if not participating in curby put in your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity put out for your kerbside clean-up collection, or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Put in your red lid garbage bin or dispose of in a home compost bin or worm farm.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection, or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Put in your green lid garden vegetation bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities, or take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Put empty bottles and jars in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your green lid garden vegetation bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your green lid vegetation bin.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Put empty tubs in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Visit the Planet Ark website to find your nearest drop-off location or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Place in a plastic bag and put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put empty boxes in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin separated from the bottle, container or jar.

Take to Council’s Admin Buildings or Libraries, or put into your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put out for your kerbside clean-up collection.

Smaller poppers can be taken to a Return and Earn collection point or put in your red lid general waste bin. Put larger long life cartons in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty tubs in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty jars in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Take to a participating Chemist.

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Take to Council’s Admin Buildings or Libraries or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to a participating Chemist.

If clean and dry, place in your curby bag, with curby tag attached and place in the yellow lid recycle bin for recycling, or return to your local supermarket through the RedCycle program (remove metal clips prior to recycling). If not participating in curby put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin, once the plastic wrap has been removed.

Once oil is cool place in a disposable container and let solidify/harden. Dispose of in red lid general waste bin. Smaller quantities can be soaked up with paper towel and put in a home compost bin. Large amount can be disposed of via the next Household Chemical CleanOut day

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities, or take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put empty boxes in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

If clean and dry, place in your curby bag, with curby tag attached and place in the yellow lid recycle bin for recycling. If not participating in curby, place in your red lid general waste bin.

If clean and dry, place in your curby bag, with curby tag attached and place in the yellow lid recycle bin for recycling, or return to your local supermarket through the RedCycle program or if not participating in curby put in your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Remove food and put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Put in your red lid general waste bin or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

There are a number of drop off points for plant pot recycling on the Central Coast.

Visit www.pp5.com.au to find where.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put empty jars in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities, or take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day

If clean and dry, place in your curby bag, with curby tag attached and place in the yellow lid recycle bin for recycling. If you are not participating in curby, place soft plastics in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Take to the next Household Chemical CleanOut day.

Put empty cans in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put empty punnets in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to a participating Chemist.

Drop off at Pharmacycle Collection Point for recycling or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Remove food and put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities for recycling through the e-waste program.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Put empty punnets in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Can be recycled via Terracycle drop off at participating Dentists or dispose of in your red lid general waste bin.

Can be recycled via Terracycle drop off at participating Dentists or dispose of in your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

Put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity, put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or put in your red lid general waste bin

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities. Please note, Tyres cannot be placed in the kerbside clean-up collection.

Put out for your kerbside clean-up collection or take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities.

Put in your green lid garden vegetation bin.

Put in your red lid garbage bin or dispose of in a home compost bin or worm farm.

Put in your red lid general waste bin or book in a bulk kerbside clean-up collection.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Put in your red lid general waste bin.

Sell items, give good quality items to charity or put out for your kerbside clean-up collection

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

Put empty bottles in your yellow lid recycling bin.

Take to one of Council’s Waste Management Facilities or to a recycled building material supplier.

Put in your yellow lid recycling bin.

X-rays can be posted or dropped off to a number of facilities in NSW for recycling, or can be taken to a Household Chemical CleanOut day

Put empty tubs in your yellow lid recycling bin.