Kerbside Recycling in Mid Sussex
Recycling Bins
We give all residents a blue-lidded bin for home recycling.
Items for recycling in your blue-lidded bin should be:
- Clean – free from food leftovers, a quick rinse will do
- Dry – keep your recycling bin lid shut
- Loose – no plastic bags
If your wheelie bin is not big enough we can provide a larger or second recycling bin free of charge, please contact us wastematters@midsussex.gov.uk
What can go in my recycling bin?
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Paper & Card |
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Foil |
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Glass Bottles & Jars |
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Metal cans & aerosols |
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Cartons |
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Plastic bottles & containers |
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Download our recycling leaflet here, for a printable guide to what can be recycled.
For a full A-Z list of items and further information please visit the West Sussex Recycles website
Quick room guide
Recycling in and around the home can be easy when you know how. Here is a quick room by room guide to kerbside recycling for those items you might be unsure of.
- Shampoo and conditioner bottles
- Shower gel
- Blister packs
- Bathroom cleaners
- Liquid soap bottles
- Toothpaste boxes
- Aerosol cans
- Washing up bottles
- Bleach bottles
- Foil
- Surface and floor cleaner containers
- Washing liquid and conditioner containers
- Deodorant roll on/aerosol
- Perfume and aftershave bottles
- Hair, face and body product containers (glass or plastic)
- Newspaper
- Magazines
- Envelopes
- Air fresheners
- Tissue boxes
- Furniture polish
All containers must be clean and dry, with small lids and trigger sprays removed if possible before putting in your blue bin.
For more general information on recycling please visit Recycle Now.
For information on how to recycle larger items or to get them picked up by our paid for service, please go to our bulky waste collection page. Or take them to your local recycling centre.
Contact us
Waste Management Team
Tel: 01444-477440
Email: wastematters@midsussex.gov.uk