Electrical Safety at home helps the poor
We’re pleased to report that we’re beginning to see local communities offering their used Appliances to EEESafe. Households and Housing Associations that have registered with our National Appliance Safety Register. (NASR), have begun to pass their used Appliances to to us so that we can give them to local repairers. Through Electrical Safety, EEESafe ensures as
Can you help the poorest community in your area?
Some alarming Statistics but we can all help! Over six million electrical items are thrown away every year in the UK. It is estimated that over half of them are still working or could easily be repaired. Producing steel from recycled metal saves 75% of the energy needed to make steel from virgin
A "WASTE" of Public Money? What do you think?
Well, at EEESafe we’re all about Waste Prevention of Electrical items that could be used for the local community, but how about this Waste Prevention exercise, all down to a Cardboard Box? Company boss Linda Bracey gave away spare cardboard boxes to a member of the public. One of the boxes, bearing the company’s
Should this be allowed on our High Streets?
The Welsh Governments’ own research shows there is £15 million revenue reuse potential from items taken to the Civic Amenity sites alone in Wales, and £220M in the UK, this surely shouldn’t be allowed on our high streets as it’s so easy for people to get into debt. Brighthouse cooker The average household has