Wheelie Bins For Sale in Namibia

What is Wheelie Bins ?

A large container for rubbish, esp one used by a household, mounted on wheels so that it can be moved more easily.

Wheelie Bins For Sale in Namibia

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of a wheelie bin?

At each of these stages, the key value of a wheelie bin is that it both contains and transports bulk waste materials. That makes wheelie bins essential waste-handling infrastructure for efficiently transporting waste throughout the facility.

What should you not put in a wheelie bin?

In summary, then, these items are often not to be placed in your general waste bin:

• Recyclables (plastics if they can go in your recycling bin, paper, cardboard, aluminium, glass)
• Garden waste (such as soil and large branches)
• Food waste.
• Bricks/rubble.
• Gas bottles.

How much is a wheelie bin in Litres?

The 240 litre bin is the size issued by most local councils, these robust rubbish receptacles can hold up to 95kg of household rubbish and waste, and they come in a choice of attractive colours to complement both residential and commercial premises.

How many bags fit in a 240L wheelie bin?

A 240 litre wheelie bin can hold up to four or five full rubbish bags. This makes it a great option for businesses that don’t generate a lot of waste. For food, glass, and dry-mixed recycling you should not use bin bags.

How big is a 250 litre bin?

Dimensions: 92 x 46 x 60 cm (H x W x D).

Can wheelie bins hold water?

Yes, most household-sized wheelie bins (ranging between 80-360 litres) can hold water. Some bigger sizes (660-1280 litres) can hold water as well and they feature a plug to let water out when you are done!

What is the difference between 180 litre and 240 Litre wheelie bin?

Sometimes used by UK local councils for kerbside collections, the 180L Wheelie Bin serves as a smaller alternative to the 240L Wheelie Bin. With different colours serving different waste purposes, Black is most commonly used for General Waste, or waste that is set to go to landfill.

What is a standard bin size?

Most councils have now equipped households with wheelie bins – usually 240L or 120L in size, and sometimes one of each to separate waste and recycling – and empty them fortnightly rather than every week. If you fill a 240-litre wheelie bin every two weeks, you generate around 20 litres of waste a day.

How do I keep my wheelie bin fresh?

Ensure that the lid of your wheelie bin is kept closed. Place scrunched up balls of newspaper at the bottom of your bin with sheets of newspaper over to keep it dry. The paper soaks up any liquids that may escape from the bags.

Can you pour boiling water in a bin?

Flies lay eggs on food waste in warm weather, and the eggs will hatch into maggots inside your bin. If maggots do get into your wheeled bin, most of them will go when your bin is emptied. Any that remain can be killed with boiling water. Use a cleaning product with a fragrance to deter flies from your bin.