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Nappy Waste
While many parents may joke about how often their own children go through diapers each week, numerous industries and businesses actually deal with a high volume of diaper waste. Consequently, it is crucial to develop a well-structured plan for storing and disposing of diaper waste to ensure its safe and hygienic management.
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Nappy Waste Disposal
Many businesses require a diaper collection service to effectively manage diaper waste in their workplace and customer restrooms. Any establishment that provides baby changing facilities generates diaper waste that must be stored in suitable bins prior to disposal. Here are some of the key industries and businesses that benefit from diaper waste collection:
- Nurseries
- Playgroups
- Childcare centers
- Schools
- Hospitals
- Airports
Nappy Waste Containers
These are the biggest two-wheel bins, holding 5-6 bags of waste, perfect for secure nappy disposal in tight spaces.
Spacious 4-wheel bins, capable of holding 10-12 bags of waste. Convenient to move and secure for storing.
Yellow clinical waste bags are designed for sanitary waste like nappies, wipes, and disposable garments.
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We organise waste collection at a time and frequency that suits you based on the amount of waste you produce.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are nappies considered hazardous waste?
No, nappies are not hazardous waste. They are typically categorized as non-hazardous clinical waste or sanitary waste, especially when businesses are responsible for their collection, removal, and disposal. They are also sometimes referred to as offensive waste due to their unpleasant appearance and odor, but they are not hazardous.
Can nappies be disposed of in general waste?
At home, you can dispose of nappies in your regular domestic general waste bins. However, it is illegal for businesses to place nappy waste in domestic bins. Instead, they should use sanitary bins or non-hazardous clinical waste bags or bins for proper disposal. This practice helps reduce the amount of nappy waste ending up in landfills.
How often should nappy bins be emptied?
Regularly emptying nappy waste bins is essential to prevent unpleasant odors and maintain hygienic conditions. It is recommended to empty nappy bins at least every three days. However, more frequent emptying may be necessary if the waste accumulates rapidly or if the bin is nearing its capacity.
Do you need a specific nappy bin for cloth nappies?
Yes, even for cloth nappies, businesses should provide and use dedicated nappy bins. Biodegradable, recyclable, and disposable nappies, along with cloth nappies, are all considered sanitary and non-hazardous medical waste. Although cloth nappies can eventually be recycled with textiles, they should initially be stored with other nappies because they fall into the category of offensive waste.