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Use our guide below to learn more about hard to recycle items and where to recycle them! Batteries Bedding and Towels Blister Packs Cigarette Butts Clothes and Fabric Coffee Pods Disposable Nappies Ink Cartridges Mattresses Mobile Phones Paint Paper and Take-away Cups Plastic Plant Pots Running Shoes Sporting Equipment How to recycle batteries? Give dead batteries a new life with B-cycle Australia's official battery recycling scheme. Tape up the ends (for safety

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