What Items Are Typically Not Accepted for Uplift?

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West Lothian Council has specific items that are not accepted for bulky uplift. Here's a summary of those items along with suggested alternatives for disposal:

Items Not Accepted Suggested Disposal
General refuse bags Place in your grey bin or take to a recycling centre
Cast iron washing poles with concrete bases Contact local specialist waste contractors
Cement Contact local specialist waste contractors
Supermarket trolleys Contact the respective retailer
Garage doors Contact local specialist waste contractors
Garden rollers Contact local specialist waste contractors
Glass panels/internal doors Return to the company that fitted/removal them
Safes Contact local specialist waste contractors
Baths, toilets, bathroom suites Contact local specialist waste contractors
Branches Contact local specialist waste contractors
Grass clippings or organic garden waste Place in your brown bin
Gas cylinders (households only) Contact local specialist waste contractors
Motor oil (households only) Contact local specialist waste contractors
Car batteries (households only) Contact local specialist waste contractors
Clinical or any hazardous waste (households) Contact local specialist waste contractors
Storage heaters, electric/gas appliances Contact local specialist waste contractors; may contain asbestos
Tyres Contact local specialist waste contractors for safe disposal
Wardrobes over 6ft Dismantle or contact local waste contractors or charities
Sheds Dismantle and bring to a recycling centre
Fence panels over 6ft Bring to a recycling centre or contact local waste contractors

If you have any of these items, it's best to reach out to local contractors or retailers for proper disposal options.