WEEE Waste

Vape Waste Statistics 2025

The rise of vapes has created one of the fastest-growing waste problems in the UK. With millions of e-cigarettes being discarded every week, the environmental…

WEEE Waste

How Long Does A Fridge Freezer Last?

Fridge Freezer Lifespan On average, a fridge freezer lasts 10 to 15 years, depending on its brand, model, and how well it’s maintained. High-quality models…

Guides & Tips, Hazardous Waste

What Does IBC Stand For?

IBC stands for Intermediate Bulk Container. These are also known as IBC totes, IBC tanks, or pallet tanks.  Intermediate Bulk Containers, commonly known as IBCs,…

Guides & Tips, Hazardous Waste

What Is A Dry Cell Battery?

A dry cell battery is a type of electrochemical cell that generates electrical energy through chemical reactions. Unlike wet cell batteries, which contain a liquid…

Guides & Tips, Recycling

How To Make Pulp From Waste Paper

Making pulp from waste paper is a vital part of the recycling process, turning discarded paper products into a raw material that can be used…

Guides & Tips, Recycling

How Much Is Waste Cardboard Worth?

When it comes to recycling, waste cardboard is a valuable commodity. Businesses across the UK generate substantial amounts of cardboard waste, often in the form…

Hazardous Waste

Who Invented The Lead Acid Battery?

The lead acid battery is one of the oldest and most important inventions in energy storage, laying the groundwork for modern rechargeable batteries.  But who…

Statistics

Recycling Statistics For 2025

Recycling is essential for protecting our natural resources and reducing the environmental impact of the waste generated globally. In 2025, new trends and data highlight…

Hazardous Waste

Are Car Batteries Hazardous Waste?

Car batteries are a critical component of vehicles, but what happens when they reach the end of their life? Proper waste disposal of car batteries…

Guides & Tips

Are Empty Paint Cans Hazardous Waste?

Disposing of old or unused paint and empty paint cans can be tricky, as there are specific rules for handling these materials safely and responsibly.…