What goes where in Germany?
The most common household items and how to dispose of them correctly in Germany. For your town, ask RecycleAI directly.
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Packaging
- Aerosol can
- aluminium foil
- aluminium tray
- bubble wrap
- Canister
- canned food can
- cling film
- coffee cup
- coffee packaging
- coffee pods
- cream capsules
- crisp packet
- crisp packet
- Crown corks
- disposable tableware
- drinking straw
- Pill blister packs
- Plastic bag
- plastic bottle
- plastic cutlery
- Plastic tray
- polystyrene
- screw caps
- shampoo bottle
- Tea light holder
- Tetra Pak
- Toothpaste tube
- yogurt cup
Paper and cardboard
Glass
Organic waste
General waste
Hazardous waste
- antifreeze
- Batteries
- battery
- Brake fluid
- car battery
- Chemicals
- chlorine tablets
- cleaning products
- Disinfectant
- Drain cleaner
- epoxy resin
- expanding foam
- fire extinguisher
- fireworks
- gas bottle
- glue
- Insect spray
- Lamp oil
- leftover paint
- Mercury thermometer
- Motor oil
- nail polish
- oil filter
- paint thinner
- Pepper spray
- pesticides
- Petrol
- rat poison
- surgical spirit
- wood preservative
Electrical items
- air conditioner
- air fryer
- Cables
- coffee machine
- Computer
- Dishwasher
- Drill
- e-cigarette
- E-scooter
- Electric oven
- Electric toothbrush
- Electrical waste
- energy-saving light bulb
- fairy lights
- fluorescent tube
- fridge
- Hairdryer
- Hard drive
- Headphones
- Iron
- Kettle
- Lamp
- Laptop
- LED light bulb
- microwave
- Mobile phone
- Monitor
- Power bank
- Printer
- razor
- Router
- smoke alarm
- Solar panel
- storage heater
- Tablet
- Toaster
- tumble dryer
- TV
- vacuum cleaner
- washing machine