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chaos · **Posted: 31-10-2008 , 01:20 PM** #28

Hi. most of the above posts apply to Dublin.

Is anybody in Cork as knowledgeable about resources here?

We dutifully put out our recycling bag every fortnight, but the council can't or won't take all recyclables.
I need enlightenment on:

FABRIC RECYCLING. Mostly unwearable, but clean clothes, beyond charity shop use ( ie with an odd stain, broken zip or rip-yes, I know I should be mending them...)

CHEMICALS. I think there are a few collections per year around the City in mobile units. Other than listed in the Echo etc, is there an online list ?

BATTERIES. I haven't seen battery collection boxes in supermarkets here. Was it only a school initiative ? If it's a UN directive, why aren't they in Tesco etc, or am I just unobservant?

Thanks.

	Posted: 31-10-2008 , 01:20 PM #28
chaos Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Cork City Posts: 92	Cork recycling Hi. most of the above posts apply to Dublin. Is anybody in Cork as knowledgeable about resources here? We dutifully put out our recycling bag every fortnight, but the council can't or won't take all recyclables. I need enlightenment on: FABRIC RECYCLING. Mostly unwearable, but clean clothes, beyond charity shop use ( ie with an odd stain, broken zip or rip-yes, I know I should be mending them...) CHEMICALS. I think there are a few collections per year around the City in mobile units. Other than listed in the Echo etc, is there an online list ? BATTERIES. I haven't seen battery collection boxes in supermarkets here. Was it only a school initiative ? If it's a UN directive, why aren't they in Tesco etc, or am I just unobservant? Thanks.