We dispose of:
Where to dispose of it? Main waste categories
Bio waste – brown bin
We dispose of:
- Peelings, vegetable and fruit scraps
- Small branches from trees and shrubs
- Mown grass
- Leaves, flowers
- Food scraps
We do not dispose of:
- Animal bones and raw meat
- Ash
- Medicines
- Impregnated wood
- Chipboard and fiberboard
- Soil and stones
- Animal waste and contaminated materials (including cat litter and small animal bedding)
- Used hygiene products, including disposable diapers
- Other municipal waste (including hazardous waste)
Residual waste – green or gray bin
All waste that cannot be recycled or placed in other bins
We dispose of:
- Foil-coated paper
- Greasy and heavily soiled paper
- Greasy disposable paper packaging and tableware
- Used hygiene products, including disposable diapers
- Animal bones and raw meat
- Animal waste and contaminated materials (including cat litter and small animal bedding)
- Clothing
- Small toys
- Styrofoam from households (e.g., packaging from household appliances and disposable Styrofoam tableware)
- Ceramics, flower pots, porcelain, faience, crystal
- Eyeglass lenses
- Mirrors
- Heat-resistant glass, Duralex, and kitchenware
- Grave candles with wax residue
- Ash (cold, extinguished)
- Everything that cannot be placed in other bins and is not suitable for recycling
We do not dispose of:
- Construction and demolition waste
- Bulky waste
- Hazardous waste
- Used electrical and electronic equipment (including RTV and household appliances)
- Car parts, including tires
- Containers for motor oils and greases
- Cans and containers for paints and varnishes
- Batteries and accumulators
- Medicines and used medical products
- Needles and syringes
Glass – green bin
We dispose of:
- Empty bottles (without caps and lids) from drinks and food
- Empty jars without lids
- Glass packaging from cosmetics
We do not dispose of:
- Ceramics, flower pots, porcelain, faience, crystal
- Eyeglass lenses
- Kitchenware, Duralex, and heat-resistant glass
- Grave candles with wax
- Packaging from medicines, solvents, and motor oils
- Mirrors
- Window glass and reinforced glass
- Monitors and TV tubes
- Thermometers and syringes
- Light bulbs, fluorescent lamps, and reflectors
Paper – blue bin
We dispose of:
- Paper, cardboard, and packaging
- Catalogs, leaflets, brochures
- Newspapers and magazines
- School and office paper
- Printed pages, notebooks, and books
- Wrapping paper
- Paper bags and sacks
We do not dispose of:
- Paper towels and used hygiene tissues
- Foil-coated paper
- Greasy or heavily soiled paper
- Milk and juice cartons (so-called Tetra Paks)
- Paper bags from fertilizers, cement, and other building materials
- Wallpaper
- Disposable diapers and soiled sanitary pads
- Disposable paper packaging and tableware
Metals and plastics – yellow bin
- Empty, crushed, and capped plastic bottles
- Milk and juice cartons (so-called Tetra Paks) and multi-material packaging
- Plastic packaging from household chemicals and cosmetics
- Plastic bags, sacks, shopping bags, and other plastics
- Empty cans from food and beverages
- Aluminum foil
- Scrap metal and non-ferrous metals
- Metal caps, jar lids
We do not dispose of:
- Bottles and containers with contents
- Packaging from medicines and used medical products
- Packaging from motor oils and car chemicals
- Car parts
- Used batteries and accumulators
- Cans and containers from paints and varnishes
- Used electronic devices and household appliances
- Styrofoam
- Toys