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Poopost- potty about poopots!

Did you know every poopot sent out is reused multiple times? When they return here they go through a process of cleaning and sterilising before re-entering the system. This is why sometimes your poopots may look a little preloved. A poopot may go out an average of 10 times or more before heading to the recycling at the end of its career (unless a cheeky dog tooth or hoof gets there first!). This helps us reduce our plastic waste and has been our policy since the start. Thats tens of thousands of plastic pots avoiding landfill. This is also why we ask you not to write on the pots themselves or stick stickers/tape/other stuff on them, as it makes it harder to reuse them.

Thats tens of thousands of hard plastic pots saved from landfill, something we are very pleased about!

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Stamp update 06/11/23

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Royal Mail are now no longer accepting the red stamps that were discontinued in Feb 2022. We are aware a few of our customers may have old left over kits from before the change over happened that may have red stamps on them.

For the small white jiffy returns with a single red stamp on: Please either replace this with a new blue first class large letter stamp or contact us so we can help you with this before posting.

For the large grey bulk plastic return bags: Please either take this to a post office to check what is needed to replace (and they will arrange a refund form for your old style stamps) or contact us so we can help before posting.

Since the new stamps became available at the start of 2022 we have been using these, so most of the kits in circulation will have new stamps on. Any with blue barcoded stamps are fine to use, the newer bulk returns have a combination of blue barcoded stamps and a gold coloured barcoded stamp, these are valid for first class small parcel returns.

As always any questions or issues pop us a message by DM, or send us an email to info@poopost.co.uk and we will help you as much as we can.

Team Poopost

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