What does bulky waste include?

Bulky waste items include discarded furniture (couches, recliners, tables), large appliances (refrigerators, ovens, TVs), and plumbing fixtures (bathtubs, toilets, sinks).

Are Bulky Bob’s still collecting?

Bulky Bob’s – collections have restarted To protect you and our drivers, you must leave your items for collection outside your home. If anyone is your household has had coronavirus symptoms in the 14 days leading up to collection, please cancel your appointment. Please be aware, waiting times may be longer than usual.

How do I get rid of bulk waste?

1. Can it be reused?
2. Use a House Clearance company, not a rubbish removal company.
3. Take it to your nearest civic amenity site.
4. Use your council’s bulky household waste collection service.
5. Break down the waste before it’s collected.
6. Get your kitchen fitter to remove the waste for free.
7. Share the problem with a neighbour or two.

What are bulky household items?

A bulky waste collection is for large unwanted items such as furniture, fridges, freezers or TVs.

Which is not an example of bulky waste?

Bulk Waste does not include items herein defined as Garbage, Contractor-Generated Waste, Exempt Waste, or items such as televisions, mirrors, window glass, or containers with fluids, or waste containing refrigerants or other potentially harmful fluids or gases.

What is the meaning of bulky items?

Bulky Items means large and small household appliances, furniture, carpets, mattresses, oversized yard waste such as tree trunks and branches if no larger than two feet (2′) in diameter and four feet (4′) in length, and similar large items.

How can I book Bulky Bob?

If you are a Liverpool City Council resident, book your collection on 0151 233 3001 or click on here to book on their website. If you are an Oldham Council Resident, book your collection on 0161 770 6644.

Can I take a sofa to the tip Liverpool?

Items we accept All lightbulbs, engine oil, fluorescent tubes, fridges and freezers, furniture, garden waste, glass bottles, mattresses, paper, plastic bottles, large plastics, plasterboard (gypsum), printer cartridges, rubble, scrap metal, textiles/clothes/shoes, tetra paks, timber/wood, tools, tyres, soils.

Does bulky waste get recycled?

Bulky waste might be too large to be recycled conventionally, but it is far too valuable to be left unutilized. Objects that are awkwardly sized and heavy – for example furniture, televisions, kitchen appliances, washing machines or bathroom fittings, are traditionally classified as bulky waste.

Is Newham bulky waste free?

If you’re a #Newham resident you can have your bulky waste collected three times a year for free.