Recycling Your Device

UK

Which electrical items can be recycled?

Any items that have a plug, use batteries, need charging or have a picture of a crossed out wheelie bin on
Personal grooming products like hairdryers, straighteners, electric toothbrushes and shavers

Any items that have a plug, use batteries, need charging or have a picture of a crossed out wheelie bin on, are known as Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).

These items should not be sent to landfill and should be recycled at Recycling Centres, electrical item bring banks or via electrical retailers - visit recycleyourelectricals.org.uk to find out more.

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WipeOut Microfibre Cloths and Pads can be recycled with clothing and textiles.

LiftOff Superconductive Gel tubes should be rinsed and recycled with household plastics.

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Ireland

In fulfilment of our obligations under SI 149 of 2014 and specifically in relation to B2C Household WEEE.“WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT 1996”HSNF Limited participates in a scheme operated by WEEE Ireland, an approved WEEECompliance Scheme which has been approved by Dublin County Council for the collection of waste electrical and electronic equipment. WEEE Ireland accepts waste electrical and electronic equipment at:RECYCLE IT, Clondalkin Community Recycling Initiative Limited, Unit 14/2 Crag Terrace, Clondalkin Industrial Estate, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.E: info@recycleit.ie, W: www.recycleit.ie, T: 00 353 (0)1 4578321

HSNF Limited is therefore not required to accept waste electrical and electronic equipment on these premises. Our registered Number with WEEE Ireland is HSN2615.B: PRL Number DisplayYour PRL Number 4647WB must be displayed on all Invoices, Despatch Notes, Credit Notes etc., for all EEE sold/placed on the market in Ireland. It should also be displayed on your website.C: This notice should be displayed on your website and on instruction literature with your products."Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and waste batteries must never be placed in any of your household wheelie bins. WEEE is taken back free of charge at electrical retail outlets on a one-for-one like-for-like basis.There is a container for small waste batteries in your local store. Local authority civic amenity facilities also take back WEEE and waste batteries free of charge.WEEE and waste battery recycling is free"