I'm a bin man - putting one thing in the bin could leave you with higher council tax
A refuse collector warns that throwing certain items in the bin can lead to explosive hazards and potentially increased council tax due to improper waste disposal.
Ashley, a refuse collector also known as a 'bin-fluencer', warns the public about the dangers of disposing of specific items in household bins. He emphasizes that items like disposable vapes, batteries, and lighters should not be discarded in regular waste because they pose a significant explosion risk. His advice aims to prevent hazardous situations and ensure safer waste management practices in households across the UK.
In his social media clips, Ashley shares insights from his experience in waste collection, showing that many people are unaware of the potential consequences of their waste disposal choices. Improper disposal of these items can not only endanger lives but could also lead to additional costs for local councils that deal with resultant accidents or damage from explosions.
By educating the public on what can and can't be thrown away, Ashley seeks to foster a more responsible approach to waste management. His tips are particularly relevant in the UK, where proper recycling and waste disposal can influence local council costs and ultimately affect council tax rates for residents.