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Incontinence pads

Material

Incontinence pads

Can it be recycled or reused?

No

Where does it go?

Black bin

Comments

Please ensure they are securely bagged and then place into your black bin. If you are producing large amounts of incontinence waste then we can provide you with an additional bin. Please contact us for further details.
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