I do the exact same thing as you Fred.

As for recycling, I watched a documentary the other day about that, not all plastics marked recyclable get recycled    lots of them still go to landfills.

Will have to dig more into it to find out what happens to those.

As far as I'm aware they are sharps and sharps bins as bio hazard are destroyed here by incineration I believe

(Thu-09-09-2021, 00:11 AM)KatT Wrote: I do the exact same thing as you Fred.

As for recycling, I watched a documentary the other day about that, not all plastics marked recyclable get recycled    lots of them still go to landfills.

Will have to dig more into it to find out what happens to those.

I have noticed on a box of wine it says the box and handle can go in recycle but the plastic bladder has to go in the general waste. So maybe it's just too difficult to recycle syringes. Let me know what you find.

(Thu-09-09-2021, 10:06 AM)jiml Wrote: As far as I'm aware they are sharps and sharps bins as bio hazard are destroyed here by incineration I believe

Yes that was my thinking, anything marked yellow is a bio hazard and has to be incinerated.