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ESTATE NEWS
STEP 1 HOW TO RECYCLE IN
Receive 1 roll of 10 blue bags on the first Thursday of every month. If you are not receiving a roll of
10 blue bags every month, please email/WhatsApp Carmen from Whole Earth Recycling to request DAINFERN VALLEY ESTATE
that bags are delivered to you: carmen@wholeearth.co.za / 082 725 8416.
STEP 2
Place all your dry recyclables (paper, plastic, glass, cans, cartons like long-life milk and electronic
waste – anything with a plug) together into the same blue bag (there is no need to sort the CONNECT WITH WHOLE EARTH RECYCLING:
recycling into different bags). Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=9nas0qb0b6nk&utm_
STEP 3 content=b7ygnr8) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/whole.earth.recycling)
Place your full blue bag(s) outside for collection every Thursday morning by 08:00am, except on If you would like to see us in action, Pasella recently came to our warehouse and
public holidays and when Whole Earth Recycling closes for a week at the end of the year. the episode can be viewed on YouTube. Our snippet starts about 7 minutes and 34
seconds into the episode: https://youtu.be/72XGHbk3Lhs
Whole Earth Recycling will collect your recycling and take it to their warehouse where they support a
community project consisting of 35 sorters, who sort and sell the recyclables in order to generate an Click on this link:
income for themselves. RECYCLING ITEMS.pdf
for a List of recyclables that can be
placed into your blue bags as well
as a list of materials that cannot be
recycled.
Please note that the following items
currently can NOT be recycled in
South Africa:
• Tissues
• Gloves
• Masks or face shields
• Washing powder packets
• Chip and chocolate bags/
wrappers
• Dog and cat food bags
• PET plastic food packaging
(normally transparent) like the
ready-made sandwich containers,
fruit punnets and muffin trays
sold in supermarkets.
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