Give a sheet for the planet recycling event

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Spring is the perfect time to clean out those forgotten shelves and give those old sheets, towels and linen a second chance at life. 

To celebrate National Recycling Week, Sunshine Coast Council and Noosa Council have teamed up with BlockTexx® to hold a community textile recycling event, ‘Give a Sheet® for the Planet’.  

Simply clean out your linen cupboards and drop-off approved items at Chancellor State College, Secondary Campus, Sippy Downs Drive, Sippy Downs or The J Noosa, 60 Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads on November 16. 

BlockTexx® S.O.F.T.™ (Separation Of Fibre Technology) works by separating everyday products such as sheets, pillowcases and towels back into their individual raw materials. T

he recovered resources can then be reused back into the textile industry or into other industries such as building, agricultural and manufacturing.

Donate your unwanted household linen at two big recycling events 

Saturday, November 16 

You can drop off at two locations

  • Chancellor State College, Secondary Campus, Sippy Downs Drive, Sippy Downs 
  • The J Noosa, 60 Noosa Heads Drive, Noosa Heads

 We accept: 

  • 100% cotton 
  • 100% polyester 
  • 100% cotton/polyester blends 
  • Bathroom: Face, hand, beach and body towels 
  • Bedroom: Bed sheets, doona covers, pillowcases and cotton blankets 
  • Kitchen: Tea towels, cotton napkins and tablecloths 

What happens then?

people sorting sheets and linen

Linen is processed onshore at BlockTexx’s facility in Queensland. 

Since 2021, Give a Sheet events have diverted the equivalent of 53, 000 bed sheets from landfill. Turning the unwanted linen into cellulose and rPET products. 

https://oursc.com.au/environment/old-sheets-can-be-a-force-for-good

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