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Binman reveals how to get rid of a disposable BBQ without causing a fire
Ashley says to douse disposable BBQs in water and wait up to 48 hours before binning them to prevent fires and melted bins.
- Binman Ashley, active on TikTok, warned households to safely dispose of Disposable BBQs after summer garden cooking, cautioning that hot units pose significant fire risks and can melt bins.
- To prevent fires, Ashley advised dousing the BBQ in water and waiting up to 48 hours before disposal to ensure the unit completely cools.
- Because grease contaminates recycling, Ashley stated that Disposable BBQs and paper plates must be excluded from recycling bins to prevent all rubbish becoming unrecyclable.
- For food scraps, Ashley advised that all leftover food, including burnt pieces, can go into the food waste bin even if covered in oil and grease.
- Recommended disposal involves dousing the BBQ in water, with items going straight into general waste rather than recycling after the 48-hour cooling period.
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