If your kitchen caddy is lost or broken, residents on the food and garden waste recycling service can pick one up for free from several convenient locations:
Locations
Aberfeldy
- Breadalbane Community Campus Library
Auchterarder
- Auchterarder Library
- Auchterarder Recycling Centre
Blairgowrie
- Blairgowrie Area Housing Office
- Blairgowrie Library
- BaRI Food, 53 High Street Blairgowrie
Crieff
- Strathearn Community Campus Library.
Kinross
- Loch Leven Community Campus Library
Perth
- AK Bell Library, York Place
- North Inch Community Campus Library
- Friarton Recycling Centre
- Inveralmond Recycling Centre
- Pullar House
- 2 High Street
Pitlochry
- Pitlochry Area Housing Office
Scone
- Scone Library
Caddy Liners
Kitchen caddies can be lined with specially-purchased compostable liners, or with paper towel or newspaper. Alternatively, kitchen caddies can be used as they are and then rinsed out with a little warm water and detergent once the contents has been emptied into your brown bin. Store your kitchen caddy on a counter top or under the sink with the lid closed, this will seal in all odours.
Where can I purchase caddy liners?
Bio bags Scotland have created a special online offer for Perth and Kinross householders who are unable to purchase directly from Pullar House. Alternatively, many local stores, supermarkets and chain stores also sell similar products. Any purchased liners must carry the 'compostable' logo, and should have an 8 litre capacity to fit your small kitchen caddy.