YES. Accommodation can be shared.
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There are many ways you can share your space with others;
Yes aerosols can be recycled.
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Yes Air, Home and Laundry care items can be recycled.
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Yes aluminium cans can be recycled.
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see Aluminium Foil
Yes aluminium foil can be reused and recycled.
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If you are careful you can wash your foil and reuse it. Include it as part of your washing up so you don't waste water. After it can no longer be re-used, aluminium foil can be recycled. Please make sure the foil is clean before recycling.
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Pharmaceutical drugs can be reduced. We know that the pharmaceutical drugs we consume end up in the country's waterways and can seriously upset the natural balance of the ecosystem.
Diclofenac, an anti-inflammatory drug administered to humans and animals, has had an impact on the vulture population across Asia.
In order to reduce our reliance upon Diclofenac and other anti-inflammatory drugs, a variety of natural alternatives for treating inflammation exist;
You can return out of date medication and drugs to any pharmacy.
No asbestos can not be recycled but it can be disposed of safely.
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Hove Household Waste Recycling Site will accept up to four sheets or six small builder’s bags of plasterboard asbestos per household per month. It must be wrapped in at least two layers of plastic and sealed. You will need two forms of identification to prove you live in the city including one form of photo ID.
If you are handling bonded asbestos you should take safety precautions including goggles, a face mask and gloves. Bonded asbestos looks similar to cement and is often grey in colour. Don’t break the asbestos into smaller pieces or cut or saw it. If you have any smaller pieces please make sure you dampen them down with water.
For more information about asbestos check out the Health and Safety Executive.
Yes ash can be reused.
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No asthma pumps can not be recycled. The scheme run by GSK ended this summer.
Yes audio cassettes can be reused and recycled.
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You may be able to reuse your audio tapes by selling them or giving them away but demand is practically zero!
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