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Ikea stackable boxes have worked for me in the past.
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/sortera-waste-sorting-bin-with-lid-white-10255897/ -
Hafele have a lot of options. I've got the door mounted ones which I'm happy with
https://www.hafele.co.uk/en/products/kitchen-fittings-accessories-appliances/kitchen-bins/19/ -
joseph joseph totem is not bad in terms of relative size of each compartiment.
space saving too if that's a factor, stainless looks good and washes easily. -
We have a dual compartment from simplehuman, for trash // plastic glass. Food waste in a separate caddy, and cardboard gets taken downstairs separately as it's often big/awkward for a bin anyway so makes more sense to put it straight in the box to take out.
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4 bins
I hate thread >>>
My suspicion is that peak recycling rates are achieved with 2-3 bins, by 4 the average person (myself included) decides that it's too complicated / too much hassle and starts using the main bin for everything. -
Here's a link I've previously bookmarked from one of the other threads: https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15935659/
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Sumo pls
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Our new place has 4 bins, one for paper/card, one for plastic, one for general waste and one for garden waste. Has anyone got any smart solutions for separating the recycling without just having 3 large bins next to each other in the kitchen?