I started recycling just over two years ago! After working for a 'green company'. Later, I started implementing recycling at home. My family was totally disinterested, so I had to find fun ways of integrating it into our daily lives. Now, where I keep the recycling bin (our kitchen), I paste/use humorous memes and colorful info graphics just above the bin. Every time someone comes to get rid of waste they forced to reconsider what is reusable or not, and have a good laugh while they at it. Works for me. You can epic recycling giphy's on Gif-maker or you could make some pretty hilarious memes on Meme generator. I send a giphy on our family group every once and a while to remind the family that I am actually watching them(a bit creepy), but the general response is positive and I laminate the memes after printing them, so I can reuse them on a later stage. Instead of wasting paper, and plastic.

Hey Regenizers. Does anyone perhaps have a copy of the collection dates in the CBD area please?

Good day Regenizers! We've recently received a question about how to recycle CD's and Tapes. Let's face in today's digital world, majority of us listen to music or watch movies in a digital format or we stream via the internet. Which leaves us in our current situation, where we are sitting with years of old CD's and tapes taking up space. This begs the question, are they recyclable? According to Earth 911, CD cases are polystyrene (#6 plastic), while the discs themselves are polycarbonate (#7 plastic). The casing of tapes is polypropylene (#5 plastic), and the tape itself is polyethylene terephthalate (#1 plastic). Therefore, the CD case, tape case and tape would be accepted, while the actual CD disc would not be. So what should you do with the CD's? • Reuse them - We created a post of brilliant items made from old CD's. • Recycle them - CD's are considered E-waste and can be dropped off at an E-waste drop off. Find a drop off closest to you here.