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Item Title		Bin
Hoses			More Information Garden Hose Garden hoses should be placed in the red lidded general waste bin. Garden hoses are not recyclable and should never be placed in your yellow lidded recycling bin. They can become wrapped around the machinery and cause issues at the Materials Recovery Facility.
Hot Water Units			More Information Hot Water Units Hot water units should be returned to the local landfill transfer station. Hot water units less than 260L can also be placed out during the annual bulky waste collections in Great Lakes and Greater Taree Council areas. For more information on bulky waste cleanups click here. Drop off sites for Hot water units are listed below: Greater Taree Residents Buckett’s Way Landfill Great Lakes Residents Tuncurry Waste Management Centre Bulahdelah Resource Recovery and Waste Transfer Station Tea Gardens Landfill and Recycling Centre Stroud Landfill and Recycling Centre Gloucester Residents Gloucester Landfill For more information on any of the drop off points visit our facilities page.
Household Chemicals			More Information Household Chemicals and Cleaners Household Chemicals are considered hazardous waste and can cause danger if they are placed in any of the domestic (kerbside) bins. Chemicals can be disposed of at the following locations: Greater Taree Residents Buckett’s Way Landfill Great Lakes Residents Tuncurry Waste Management Centre Bulahdelah Resource Recovery and Waste Transfer Station Tea Gardens Landfill and Recycling Centre Stroud Landfill and Recycling Centre Gloucester Residents Gloucester Landfill For more information on any of the drop off points visit our facilities page. Special household chemical collection days are also held annually. The 2014 dates have not yet been set but for more information contact your local Council.
Hypodermic Needles			More Information Hypodermic Needles Hypodermic needles are considered a hazardous waste and can be extremely dangerous if placed in any domestic bins. If you have a medical condition that requires their use ensure that you dispose of them correctly. Talk to your local pharmacy or visit www.safesharps.org.au to find a disposal site near you.