Great to have the customers sort through their stuff. Our big recyclable is cardboard, which wouldn't fit in any of those. Even when the containers are taken flat, they seem to be unmanageable, but that is one recyclable which I think does work. Many others here don't actually get recycled - probably due to cost.
Acostumbro a clasificar los resiçduos y colocar cada grupo, en donde le corresponde.
Con la ropa, se puede hacer una buena labor, con las personas necesitadas. cuando te das cuenta, ya no te cabe en el armario y hay que deshacerse de algunaw, para que quepan las nuevas. las que introduzco, están en perfectas condiciones, para ser utilizadas.
Paper and plastic are recycled at home with the bins you have. The bin is picked up roadside and emptied every two weeks. There is so much paper and plastic one of these recycle places would be overwhelmed.
As preocupações ambientais andam na ordem do dia! Que bom ver tudo separado, para se facilitar a reciclagem e se evitar desperdícios... Gostei imenso da foto! Abraço! Ana
Very clean looking, these places can get messy in my area.
ReplyDeleteIt appears the Irish are doing a good job with recycling. Looking back (1950's) to when I was kid all garbage went into landfill sites.
ReplyDeleteSo much choice.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Well organized, a good example for the new generation.
ReplyDeletea hug friend Bill
Looks indeed very clean Bill. Not so clean here.
ReplyDeleteThat looks very well organized.
ReplyDelete...we all have so much to get rid of.
ReplyDeleteAnd nothing spilled onto the ground, which often seems to happen.
ReplyDeleteHi Bill.
ReplyDeleteUndoubtedly a container where the spools can go.
Greetings from Patricia.
Oh so colorful! Much better than some of the places we have. It might as well be a landfill in some locations in the city.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteLooks like nice set up for recycling.
I see those containers here for charity items too.
Take care, enjoy your day!
Very well organized.
ReplyDeleteWe don’t have pink bins.
ReplyDeleteGreat to have the customers sort through their stuff. Our big recyclable is cardboard, which wouldn't fit in any of those. Even when the containers are taken flat, they seem to be unmanageable, but that is one recyclable which I think does work. Many others here don't actually get recycled - probably due to cost.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot.
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed with how tidy the area is!
ReplyDeleteVery good! I wish they did that here.
ReplyDeleteI like these. We don't have great recycling in our area. Wish we did.
ReplyDeleteMost colorful row of recycling bins, and well labeled for easy use.
ReplyDeleteA big battery of deposits, but there is still someone who is lazy to put the right place... Nice catch!
ReplyDeleteGood evening, Bill.
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Acostumbro a clasificar los resiçduos y colocar cada grupo, en donde le corresponde.
ReplyDeleteCon la ropa, se puede hacer una buena labor, con las personas necesitadas. cuando te das cuenta, ya no te cabe en el armario y hay que deshacerse de algunaw, para que quepan las nuevas. las que introduzco, están en perfectas condiciones, para ser utilizadas.
Where does paper and plastic go?
ReplyDeletePaper and plastic are recycled at home with the bins you have. The bin is picked up roadside and emptied every two weeks. There is so much paper and plastic one of these recycle places would be overwhelmed.
DeleteIt looks very nice clean and neat
ReplyDeleteHere at home, it can be a little unclean when recycling
Boa tarde. Parabéns pelo seu excelente trabalho.
ReplyDeleteLooks clean and organized. I like it!
ReplyDeleteSo nice and tidy looking!!
ReplyDeleteBuena imagen es bueno reciclar. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteLovely capture!
ReplyDeleteThat's really nice and well organized.
ReplyDeleteexciting....
ReplyDeleteIt's really good to see them and hopefully people are getting use to using them.
ReplyDeleteGood thought, especially for the old clothes.. Happy weekend Bill :)
ReplyDeleteAs preocupações ambientais andam na ordem do dia! Que bom ver tudo separado, para se facilitar a reciclagem e se evitar desperdícios...
ReplyDeleteGostei imenso da foto! Abraço!
Ana