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What's New In Carts For Recycling Bins? Plenty!



Recycling our discards is one of the simplest and inexpensive ways to take care of our planet. If you are ecologically aware, you have been recycling for a long time.

Most cities around the United States give out recycling bins for free in an effort to encourage recycling and green living. But if you are trying to separate your trash, you find out two things immediately; the separate recycling bins for glass, aluminum and paper take up a lot of room in your kitchen and it is sometimes heavy to carry those bins to the curb for city collection.

The solution for those two problems comes in the shape of a cart for recycling bins. Those carts allow you to stack your bins in an organized manner and are wheeled so you can easily move them around. Whether you live in a house or an apartment, those carts will make your live easier.

The Recycling Caddy has a cart for recycling bins that is made of aluminum so it is very light weight. The wheels are long lasting ball bearing and allow easy transport. The Caddy can hold two bins. Model 0001RC is designed to hold recycling bins up to 18 gallon bins size. The caddy itself weighs only 9 pounds and is coated with a lead free paint. It costs $57 and the shipping is free.

At Amazon, you can find a recycling bin cart for about $50. Model HT2059-AA, by Ace Hardware, is sturdy with two wheels and holds two bins. The Valley Craft Waste Sorter recycling Cart, for about $100, is a dolly that can holds 3 bins side by side, this cart for recycling bins is low and has 6 wheels for easy maneuvering of heavy bins. Those are great for paper recycling in schools or offices. The center mounted wheels help carry as much as 500lbs and is available in 2 or 3 bins models.

The Blue Cart has a cart for recyling bins made of steel that can sustain up to 400 lbs. It is available in 2 and 3 bin configuration. For $38 or $44, respectively, you can get an easy to maneuver cart for recycling bins that will make taking those bins to the curb an effortless endeavor.

In separating our discards and placing the recyclable items in separate bins, we can do a lot to help our ecology. Not only we can use our kitchen discards for composting, enriching our garden soil with much needed nutrients, we can diminish the size of our landfills and help, each can, each bottle, each piece of paper at a time, save natural resources that are so important for our health and well being.

Busch Systems has Stackable Recycling bins that can be mounted to a wall and can create an easy way to sort and store mixed recyclables. Theses cheap recycling bins are easy to stack and open, and separate if needed. They come in a variety of colors and the lid opens without having to remove the bin above it. The 12 gallon Stackable set sells for $49.95.

Providing the opportunity to do good is an important part of any youngsters education. Not only teaching about recycling but helping them have the satisfaction of doing good.

By actually doing so should be in the forefront of any PTA. With budget cuts for education at any school district around the country, it should become the responsibility of the parents – teachers association. Cheap recycling bins along with a cart for recycling bins could be an option to be funded by this organization



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Frank
Posted 58 days ago
Those carts for recycling bins sure would be useful. I am all for recycling, but I get tired of the different bins all around my kitchen. It will be nice to have some organization again.
 

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