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Get a flexible Pink Bag for Your Household Waste
As seasonal property maintenance approaches, it is an optimal time to plan household clean-ups. For an efficient waste disposal solution, a flexible skip bag, known as a Pink Bag, is highly suitable for household waste. This guide details the specifications of Pink...
Have you heard about Pink Bags?
As our name suggests, we supply bins. And, you guessed right, they are painted pink. However, do you know that we do waste-disposal bags–aka Pink Bags–too? What is a Pink Bag? At 2 m long, 1.5 m wide and 1 m high, plastic Pink Bags are ideal for construction, garden...
Do you know about Pink Bins Portaloos?
At Pink Bins, we specialise in the removal of all kinds of waste. So, for our commercial customers, we provide a portaloo service to ensure that the ‘call of nature’ doesn’t get in the way of a productive day. Pink Bins SHVTBOXs Popular on construction sites, our...
Guide to Handling, Disposing and Recycling Asbestos
The best way to handle, dispose of and recycle asbestos is to hire licensed asbestos abatement professionals. Learn more about how asbestos is recycled and how professionals safely handle and dispose of asbestos-containing materials.
Merry Xmas from Pink Bins
What a year it has been. There have been good times; however, it would be fair to say that the past 12 months haven’t been all ‘beer and skittles.’ Anyway, you made it! It’s time to take a well-deserved break. A Red-Light Holiday You can do most things in Auckland...
What the New Traffic-light System Means for You
Recently, the Government announced that a new traffic-light system will replace the current alert-level framework. When will this happen? Well, as soon as 90% of eligible Aucklanders get a second jab. Goodbye to lockdowns? Thankfully, under the Traffic-Light System,...
Flexi Skips vs. Skip Bins: Find the Right Fit for Your Waste Disposal Needs
Need to clear out rubbish quickly? You have two main options: hiring a skip bin or using a flexi skip. In this article, we break down the pros and cons of each so you can pick the best fit for your job. Skip bins vs flexi skips at a glance Here’s a quick guide to help...
Supporting Special Children’s Christmas Parties
You know, there is one thing that every one of us has in common. What’s that? Well, once upon a time, we were kids. When you think about it, being born healthy and into a good, caring family comes down to luck. And, unfortunately, some children are doing it tough....
What you can & can’t recycle
Not sure what you can recycle with Pink Bins? We make it easy. This guide covers what you can and can’t recycle at our recycling plant, perfect for big clean-ups, renovations, and construction jobs. How recycling works at our Manukau plant We set up our Manukau...
Whether you're clearing the house, renovating, landscaping or running a busy worksite, talk to the Pink Bins team and we'll help you work out what you need.
FAQ'S
How long can I keep my Pink Bin?
The maximum amount of time you can have your bin onsite is 7 days. In extreme cases we may allow 1-2 days extra but depends on demand at the time.
How and when do I pay for my Pink Bin?
You can pay by cash, Visa, or Mastercard upon delivery of the bin.
How high can I fill my Pink Bin?
The bin must not be filled above a line level with the top of the sides. The doors of the bin should also be able to close and shut properly.
Will the Pink Bins truck fit down my driveway?
Pink Bins trucks are 6 metres long, 2.3 metres wide and 2.8 metres high. They require approximately 2.5 metres driveway width. If you have a difficult site a Pink Bins representative will arrange a site visit prior to bin delivery. Please phone 0800746524.
What if nobody is home when my Pink Bin is delivered?
You will need to leave detailed instructions on where to place the bin. Payment must be received before delivery.
I don't have the space to leave a bin on-site?
We have a ‘Wait and Load’ service for garden and general rubbish in all regular pink bin sizes. A Pink Bins’ truck will deliver your Pink Bin and wait while you load it. The standard time for a ‘Wait and Load’ service is 30 minutes (extended time by arrangement). Prices are similar to regular bin hire but may vary depending on your location.
What is the purpose of the Government landfill levy?
- To raise revenue to promote and achieve waste minimisation.
- Increase the cost of waste disposal to recognise the costs of waste on the environment, society and the economy.
- Provide an economic incentive to change behaviour and reduce the amount of waste generated.
Are you WINZ approved?
Yes, we are. Call us for a quote today.
What is the difference between general, hardfill, recyclable and green waste?
You can download a PDF file explaining the difference between general, hardfill, recyclable, and green waste rubbish.
Can green waste be mixed with general rubbish?
Yes, we separate green waste and general rubbish at our Manukau recycling plant.
What if I have a mixture of hard fill rubbish and general rubbish?
This is classified as a mixed bin. There is no weight limit for such a bin but there are only two sizes available (because of the potential weight). If you have any questions, please discuss with the Pink Bins Office prior to loading your Pink Bin. Click here to find out about our mixed bin for general and hardfill waste.
What are Pink Bins terms and conditions?
You can download a PDF file explaining our terms and conditions.
What do I do with hazardous chemicals?
Hazardous waste cannot be placed into your Pink Bin. For details on disposal of hazardous chemicals and waste, contact your local council, or go to www.hazmobile.govt.nz for information on collection services.
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