Yes disposable razors can be recycled.

RECYCLED
Where?

• Any brand of disposable razors can be recycled through Gillette in partnership with TerraCycle. Follow this link for all the details.

Records can be reused.

REUSE
There are many on-line platforms who specialize in buying and selling records. The following all buy records; 

• Sell Vinyl Records
• Vinylnet 
• Hard to Find Records 
• Out on the Floor Records 
• Crazy Beat Records 
• Rough Trade 
• Cash 4 Records 
• Vinyl Tap

There are also opportunities to sell old 78' records;

• 78 Records
• Old Gramophone Records
• The 78 Source
• Mark Berresford Rare Records

You can also re-purpose your vinyl records;

• Check out Etsy UK

RECYCLED
If you are unable to sell or give away your records or reuse them in creative way there is no infrastructure for recycling vinyl records on a domestic scale so sadly they are currently destined for landfill.

There are companies throughout Europe who are part of the Recovinyl Network who will accept records for recycling on an industrial scale. 

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Yes ring carriers can be recycled.

RECYCLED
Where?

• These can now be recycled at supermarkets who operate a flexible plastic packaging recycling scheme.

How?

• All flexible plastic ring carriers used to hold cans.
• See a visual here.

DID YOU KNOW?

• The scheme is sponsered by Hi-Cone.
• Plastic ring carriers are very harmful to wildlife. In 1987, the Associated Press reported that as many as one million seabirds and 100,000 marine mammals were killed every year by six-pack rings. Read more here.
• Over 300,000,000 ring carriers have been collected and given new purpose over the last 25 years.

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Yes rubber bands can be re-used.

REUSE

• Jason's Eggs at Brighton Open Market. Opposite Planet Brighton. 
• They accept all kinds of rubber bands but NOT broken rubber bands. They should be included in your general waste.
• The rubber bands are reused. They are used to secure eggs in boxes and trays. 
  
  

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Yes rubble can be recycled.

RECYCLE
Where?

• Please take them to the Brighton Household Waste & Recycling site on Wilson Avenue or the Hove Household Waste & Recycling site on the Old Shoreham Road. See here for exact locations and opening times.
• For more details contact City Clean on 01273 292929

How?

• There is a limit of six small builder’s bags for each household each month.

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