Transfer the potatoes to a bowl of iced water, then peel the skins with your hands. Wash two Russet potatoes, and make a shallow cut around their circumferences to make it easier to peel them later on.īoil the potatoes until a skewer goes through them with no resistance. These changes were agreed to by all WA recycling facilities and apply across the state.įor a quick refresher on what is accepted in your yellow-top recycling bin, watch the video below.Follow the steps below to make Bubble Potato Pillows all on your own. In late 2018, in response to China’s increased restrictions on the importation of recycled materials, the materials accepted in the yellow-top recycling bin changed.
If you have items that are too large to dispose of in your bin or don’t belong in any of your bins, you can dispose of them at a number of facilities.īrowse our Drop-off facilities page or use Recycle Right to find your nearest. Alternatively, use the search tool below for information on the correct disposal method. Visit Recycle Right or download the app through the App Store for iOS users, or Google Play Store for Android users. There is also a search function to find the closest drop-off facility for items that don’t belong in any of your kerbside bins. Recycle Right has a comprehensive materials A-Z guide which you can browse or search to find out the correct disposal method. With the City’s membership to Recycle Right, residents are able to access accurate and up-to-date information about waste disposal in the region. Learn more about how to correctly dispose of items below.
Some waste doesn’t belong in any of our kerbside bins – by taking our waste to the nearest drop off centres we prevent the pollution of groundwater and the risk of fires occurring in our fleet of garbage trucks. Putting things in the right bin helps keep the system running smoothly, allowing the City’s waste to be turned into a useful resource such as mulch or recycled products.
In the City of Wanneroo, we focus on getting waste to the right place.
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