Glass mainly includes glass packaging for drinks and food that can be recycled.
Only clean glass packaging should be placed in the glass container – without plastic parts, caps, lids, or ceramics.
Put here:
- Glass bottles for drinks
- Food jars (without lids)
- Glass cosmetic containers
Do not put here:
- Plates, cups, porcelain
- Heat-resistant glass
- Light bulbs and fluorescent lamps
- Mirrors
- Window glass and car windshields
- Grave candles with wax or plastic elements
Paper includes waste that can be easily recycled – mainly clean cardboard, newspapers, notebooks, and paper packaging.
Only dry and grease-free paper should be placed in this container.
Put here:
- Newspapers, magazines, leaflets
- Notebooks and books (without plastic covers)
- Cardboard and paperboard
- Paper food packaging (clean and dry)
Do not put here:
- Wet or greasy paper
- Milk and juice cartons (so-called Tetra Pak cartons)
- Tissues and paper towels
- Wallpaper
- Diapers and hygiene products
Bulky waste includes household items that are too heavy or too large to be disposed of in a regular waste bin, such as old furniture, mattresses, or large pieces of home equipment.
To find out when bulky waste is collected, please check the bulky waste collection calendar available on the Ekosystem website: here.
Put here:
- Furniture (wardrobes, tables, chairs, beds, sofas)
- Mattresses
- Carpets and rugs
- Mirrors and glass panes in frames (do not break them)
Do not put here:
- Electrical and electronic equipment (e.g. refrigerators, washing machines, TVs)
- Renovation and construction waste
- Tires
- Rubble
- Batteries and accumulators
- Paints