BOTTLE and CAN CA$HFLOW: How to Turn Bottles Cans in Income

A Simple Step-by-Step Recycling Business Guide Anyone Can Follow.Turn Recycling Bottles and Cans into Income, Confidence, and Independence.Author James Taggart, an NDIS participant runs his own recycling business, Jimmy Speedy Cans and Bottles.Jimmy says the number one struggle isn't finding cans. It is not noticing the money sitting on the ground in parks, sidewalks, and public bins outside shops.All you need is three things: Gloves, strong bags, and storage containers.You don't have to wait around, you can ask neighbours, cafes, and shops. Jim says even medical facilities may help you collect cans.The real obstacle is not starting.This book explains how to set-up a small recycling business for Disability participants.This book includes School Education Resources for Primary Schools and Secondary Schools.Including MONEY SKILLS FOR LIFE for Primary Years 3-6 Helping Young Australians Build Smart Money Habits.Including MONEY SKILLS FOR LIFE for Secondary Years 7-12 The Financial Skills Every Teen Needs Before Leaving School.Staying safe while you collect cans and bottles is what keeps your business going long term.Gloves and closed-in shoes must be worn every single time.Glass will break and cut your skin, so you need to be careful.Sort your bottles and cans into separate containers.Recycling centers pay cash for cans, glass, and plastic, but they want them separated, not mixed together. Set-up a simple three bin system and sort each container straight away.The fast you sort, the more you recycle, and the more money you earn.