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How to recycle your household materials, including electrical items, plastics, paper and cardboard, liquids and gases, hazardous substances and metals, reducing food waste.
Many fabrics and textiles can be donated or recycled.
You can donate clean, good condition clothes to charity shops.
You can recycle all clothes, even if ripped, in the textiles bank at the tip.
You can donate unwanted good quality bedding to local charities. If in poor condition it can be donated to the RSPCA or to the Dogs Trust for animal bedding.
You can recycle bedding, blankets, duvets and quilts in the textiles bank at the tip.
You can donate unwanted carpets and rugs to charity shops or sell them.
You can recycle carpets and rugs at the tip.
You can donate pillows to charity shop or offer them on Freecycle if in good condition. Feathers may also be composted.
If the pillows are in poor condition, you can recycle them at the tip.
Consider donating unwanted balls of knitting wool to charity shops.
Old, damaged wool can be composted in a compost bin or heap.