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What’s more, because we deal with junk disposal all day every day we’re very efficient. Our trucks can fit hugely more than what you can fit in a small trailer, and our hard working team are very efficient at loading your junk ready for recycling and disposal. Quite often, we’re in and out within an hour or two taking away a pile of junk that would have taken you days and days to hand-load and dispose of at the tip.

In many situations we’re also able to offer same day service. Give us a call now, and ask about same-day junk pickup and disposal in Sydney and we’ll do our best to have your job done by the end of the day!

The chemicals used in cigarettes are so toxic that they can cause immense harm not only to human health but to marine life also. However, some scientists led by Jun Zhao of Xi’an Jiaotong University’s School of Energy and Power Engineering, have discovered that recycled cigarette butts (which are usually disposed of as waste) are useful for preventing rusting of steel pipes. These scientists have relentlessly pursued their research and have successfully identified nine chemicals in cigarette butts by immersing them in water. These chemical extracts were applied to a type of steel used in oil pipes. The type of steel used in the oil industry is called N80. These scientists were amazed at the results of their experiments because this steel did not rust at all after the chemical extracts were applied to it.

The scientists concluded that “the metal surface gets protected and the iron atom’s further dissolution is prevented” by these chemical extracts including nicotine (from cigarette butts that would otherwise be disposed of as rubbish). In other words, these chemicals are capable of preventing corrosion of steel pipes. So, it can be said that this remarkable discovery can save millions of dollars spent annually by oil producing companies on replacement and repair of steel pipes.

Statistics show that about 4.5 trillion cigarette butts find their way into our rubbish and waste dumps. Rubbish removal and effective disposal of these butts is definitely a huge problem. The main problem is that cigarette butts contain highly harmful toxins and they can spoil the environment to a great extent. These toxins are found to be responsible for killing hundreds of thousands of fish and other living organisms in our oceans.