Looking for a fun brainteaser? To celebrate World Environment Day (Saturday 5th June), HLP Klearfold has hidden 12 recyclable objects in a kitchen to put your mind to the test. It takes the average person 15 seconds to find them, but how long will it take you?

From clingfilm to milk bottles, the fun picture has hidden common objects many of us have in our home. With research discovering that Brits want more advice and education around plastic packaging, the team hope the puzzle will inspire a positive change — while also providing some fun.

According to their data, many households are unaware of how things should be recycled. As well as reducing pollution caused by waste, recycling correctly also helps to protect ecosystems and reduce the demand for raw materials.

"We created this brainteaser to mark World Environment Day as a way to highlight and remind people about the number of everyday recyclable objects commonly found within the home that can be reused," Tim Caven, Sales and Marketing Director at HLP Klearfold, says.

"We need to remind people that items such as milk cartons, bread wrap and fizzy drink bottles should all be disposed of correctly in order to stop them being dumped into landfill sites."

Have a go at finding the objects below...

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Need some help? Take a look at the answers below:

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