Trash Talk

Practice makes perfect and in the case of care homes, it is green practices that could make the perfect setting for you and your residents.

In this blog, we're spilling the tea on simple green practices to introduce into your care home. From energy-efficient innovations to eco-friendly activities, join us on a journey where sustainability meets senior care. 

Get ready to discover how a touch of green can transform the way we age.

We aren't talking about your partner slobbing away on the sofa eating all the snacks...we are talking about the other kind of bulky waste!

Whenever there is a property clear out, moving homeowners or businesses renovating, bulky waste is created.

Did you know that the average person generates over 2 tonnes of waste every year? That’s the size of a small car!

With that amount of rubbish being chucked away each year, surely there is something we can do to reduce it? 

Well, as if by magic, there is...and this blog will teach you the ways like a young Yoda teaching his Jedi's. 

When it comes to private residential or commercial waste management, there are a lot of costs associated with this & a lot of factors that determine the cost.

We all see the big wagons and bins being wheeled away, but have you ever wondered of the true breakdown of your waste collection costs? 

In this blog, we'll take a closer look at what goes into the fee of handling our trash. From picking it up to sorting it out, we'll explore how factors like collection, processing, and following the rules all impact the waste collection cost.

Could you fit a year’s worth of waste into a single jar? 

This is what a zero waste lifestyle claims to be able to do.

But, how realistic is a full, unfiltered, zero waste lifestyle? 

Smelly bins are part and parcel of dealing with waste management.

All the nappies, food waste and other odour fuelled items that we chuck away, bubbling at the bottom of the bins, just waiting for you to lift the lid again, so that you can get wafted with that musky smell on a hot summers day. 

But, do bins have to be smelly all the time? Is there anyway that homeowners, business owners & renters can keep on top of this?