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B&Q has been working with Community RePaint to find use for paint that has been damaged in transit or whilst in our stores. Many of the Community RePaint schemes will accept donations of paint directly from the public ? and many work with local authority Household Waste Recycling Centres to make it easier to donate.

Metal, glass, plastic and cartons go together, in the blue bin. Please empty and rinse metal, glass, plastic and cartons containing food before recycling. Mixed paper and carboard can go together in the green bin. Break cardboard into small pieces before putting it into bags.

If you have foam items, they belong in the trash. Foam is not recyclable. Businesses are not able to offer, sell or possess single-use foam items.

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California residents and businesses can now recycle leftover paint for free at local retail stores. For locations and program details, visit or call 855-724-6809. You may also dispose of unused oil and latex paint by doing the following: Drop off at a mobile Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event.

If you have foam items, they belong in the trash. Foam is not recyclable.

You can't just put any paint type in your bin - oil-based paint is hazardous and can't be thrown in the bin, even if the paint has hardened. However, you can dispose of water-based paint (emulsion) in your bin but it first needs to be fully dried out.

Film plastics should not be put in household recycling bins and should only be put in film plastics recycling bins. Consumers are able to recycle plastic bags and other film plastics at certain retail stores and most grocery stores.

Plastic Items That Can't Be Recycled Styrofoam/plastic foam items (foam cups, foam egg cartons, foam trays, foam packing peanuts, foam sporting equipment, etc.)

If there is a larger amount of paint in the can (more than a few centimetres deep), add some dry soil, sand or sawdust to the can and leave to harden. Next, take your paint cans to your nearest household waste recycling centre ? your local council can let you know where this is.