Recycle

Recycle

We all do our best to recycle food waste, but it's hard to know how to recycle when it comes your every-day home appliances. You can easily give your home a new lease of life, and help do your best for the enviroment all at the same time. Here are some tricks to be as sustainable as possible. 

 

Swan 1.7L Nordic Style Cordless Kettle Packaging
Product Packaging 
Please recycle any Swan packaging you receive from products you purchase from us. Consider making the most out of your local recycling centre, by flattening your cardboard (boxes and internal packaging) and separating out any of the plastics to avoid waste piling up in the landfill. You can even create your own recycling area in the home. Whether it’s the garden or garage, having your own station will make recycling far quicker and easier.

 

Recycling at Home
Recycling at home is easier than you might think. With a few small adjustments to your daily habits, you can cut down on waste and support the environment effortlessly. Start by separating recyclables like paper, plastic, and glass. Remember to rinse food containers before recycling to keep everything clean.

For an even simpler approach, Swan offers a range of stylish, practical bins to make sorting waste easy. The 60L Recycling Bin (2×30L) and 90L Recycling Bin (3×30L) both feature multiple compartments for separating recyclables from general waste, while the compact 7L Compost Bin and 3L Compost Caddy are perfect for collecting food scraps.

For a hygienic, hands-free option, try the Swan 70L Dual Recycling Sensor Bin, with two compartments and a motion sensor lid for added convenience in your kitchen.


For an even simpler approach, try the Swan 70L Dual Recycling Sensor Bin. It features two compartments, making it easy to sort recyclables from general waste. Plus, the motion sensor lid offers a hygienic, hands-free solution for added convenience in your kitchen.

 

Recycling your appliances
Did you know, as well as recycling standard paper/ plastic packaging, you can also recycle your old appliances free of charge at any WEEE recycling centre established by local authorities. Be sure to check for the nearest WEEE recycling centre to you.