Is this recyclable?
"This is a question that is often asked during the new year.
This seems to be the usual pre-
Favorite clothes and furniture are not the only items that can be reused.
A recycling plant near Port Talbot was evacuated last week after a suspected wartime bomb was found in an abandoned bin.
Here are some other strange things left in the center of Wales.
The captain of the cat was rescued on a Christmas Eve by Nev Morris from the dying place, who works on the site of the San David family in Pembrokeshire.
He said he heard the sound from the comp machine and then went back to investigate and found the kitten in a bag at the time.
Mr. Morris said he could not leave the cat at home because he had a dog, so they brought him back to the website.
He added: "He was relocated. . .
But he came back here about five days later.
"Everyone knows him, takes care of him, feeds him, and presents him.
When Mr. Morris started working, he fed Skippy before the cat went for a walk on the spot. The cat has been living on site for 13 years and has become a celebrity in town and elsewhere and people are calling to see how he is doing.
Workers at a recycling center in Powys were shocked to find placenta present in some household recycling.
They have confirmed that the animal placenta is not something they recycle if there is confusion.
The staff of Caerphilly were shocked to find a dead sheep left in the recycle bin.
It's not the only dead animal found.
The workers there also left an iguanas and a rabbit.
Recycling centers across Wales have received a variety of sex toys in recent years, many of which are hidden in suitcases.
If you live in Caerphilly and haven't had an iPad for a while, you seem to have sent it to recycle.
When the center staff found it left in the Sunday paper, they couldn't believe their eyes.
It looks like someone in Newport has no artificial limbs, or has a new artificial limb because of the artificial limbs left in the tip shop in Newport.
Imagine that you threw 600 in the bin.
This is what a person did at Gwynedd after forgetting the money put in his shoes.
Soon after, he realized this and managed to recover some money from the waste.
At a construction site in Gwynedd, a worker was shocked to see what he thought was a person's head sticking out of a black bag on the recycled skip.
Thankfully, as he approached, he realized that it was just a giant onion grown for the local farming competition.
Anglesey's recycling center was surprised to find that, although the rifle had been deactivated, a rifle was found in what was left behind.
The staff met more than just guns.
They also found a ship left behind by an enthusiastic recycler.