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Recycling Nespresso Pods

EachSmallChime · 2020-01-03 16:28:35

I just got a new Nespresso machine for Christmas and I'm quite new to all this. I know that you can bring bags of pods into a Nespresso boutique in Brown Thomas (in Dublin) for recycling but I live in Galway where they don't offer that service. Has anyone any experience in getting bags of pods collected for recycling or is…

03-01-2020 5:28pm

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EachSmallChime

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I just got a new Nespresso machine for Christmas and I'm quite new to all this.

I know that you can bring bags of pods into a Nespresso boutique in Brown Thomas (in Dublin) for recycling but I live in Galway where they don't offer that service.

Has anyone any experience in getting bags of pods collected for recycling or is bringing them to a boutique the only way?

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#2 07-01-2020 12:17pm

maxwell smart

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They will collect them from your house, you need to book it when you order online.

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#3 27-01-2020 8:43pm

AckwelFoley

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I have seen on Wish or Ali Express empty pods of the nespresso or Dolce Gusto that you can refill with store bought loose coffee. I haven't tried it yet as I use a tassimo for now, but it seems like a good idea of cutting down on waste and also give you more options for your machine

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