The staffs are very polite and helpful. As I remember RM0.15/kg for mixed kind of paper and RM0.30/kg for black and white paper. For me, it's reasonable. The place is quite neat too and strategic to be noticed.
A little shop providing zero waste solutions that is more sustainable and helping people on their way to living zero waste lifestyle.
Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK) launched its pilot project, Kota Kinabalu Pusat Lestari, at the Dewan Masyarakat Kota Kinabalu here on Sunday. The Pusat Lestari would not only be a hub for skilled locals to render services like sewing, repairing of shoes, electronics, mobile devices, computers and such, the place will also be a recycling, donation and environmental awareness centre.
Did we miss any recycling centre in Sabah? Or do you have any suggestion for improvements?
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