What you can dispose of at a household waste recycling centre
What you can and can't bring to our recycling centres, how to get rid of batteries.
What you can bring to our recycling centres
- bagged household waste
- garden waste
- scrap metal
- small amounts of rubble (not available at Johnstone)
- white goods
- TVs
- computers
- fridges
- freezers
- small electrical appliances
- batteries
- fluorescent tubes
- wood (not available at Johnstone)
- paint.
What you can't bring to our recycling centres
- commercial waste
- DIY, construction, building waste or plasterboard
- clinical waste (including COVID-19 or infectious waste and medicines),
- Giant Hogweed and Japanese Knotweed
- non-household chemicals
- tyres.
How to get rid of batteries
Each recycling centre has separate recycling containers for household batteries.
Batteries should be removed from electrical appliances before you get rid of them. Where it is not possible to remove the battery from an electrical appliance, you should place it in the small electrical appliances (WEEE) recycling containers.
HWRC - Public Notice Personal Belongings
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