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Waste separation

Please observe the local waste separation regulations. Plastic bottles and glass bottles as well as beer bottles and crates with a deposit must be handed in at the deposit machine in the supermarket. Other waste must be disposed of in the residual yard.

I. Recyclable materials

Into the recycling garbage can belong:

Only used and completely empty packaging that is not made of paper, cardboard, carton or glass, as well as plastic and metal items.

For example

  • Aluminum foil, lids and trays
  • Drug blister (empty)
  • Cutlery
  • Bottle caps
  • Slides
  • Utility items such as watering cans, flower pots and plastic bowls
  • Beverage cans
  • Beverage cartons
  • Yogurt and margarine tubs
  • Tin cans
  • Plastic bottles such as care products, washing-up liquid and detergent bottles
  • Juice bottles
  • Foams
  • Screws
  • Toys
  • Pots

  • Tools

    etc.

Do not put in the recycling garbage can:

Packaging made of paper, cardboard, carton and glass as well as all residual waste.

For example

  • Batteries
  • Batteries
  • Construction waste
  • Data carrier
  • Electrical appliances
  • Energy saving lamps
  • Rubber
  • Wood and wood scraps
  • Hygiene articles such as diapers, pads, cotton vests and condoms
  • Cables
  • Cannulas
  • Ceramics
  • Wooden clothes hanger
  • Small automotive parts
  • Medication residues
  • Mouth and nose protection
  • Porcelain
  • Shoes
  • Syringes
  • Tights
  • Styrofoam residue from insulation boards
  • Wallpaper remnants
  • Textiles
  • Video and audio cassettes
  • Packaged or "old" stored food
  • Diapers

  • Cigarette butts

    etc.

II Glass

In the glass containers belong:

Only empty glass packaging. The glass packaging must be sorted according to the colors white, brown and green and thrown into the containers provided for this purpose. Colors that cannot be sorted, e.g. blue glass, should be disposed of with the green glass. Lids do not have to be unscrewed.

For example

  • all glass bottles without a deposit, e.g. for wine, sparkling wine, spirits, vinegar, oil, milk, fruit and vegetable juices and fruit nectars
  • Glass bottles, e.g. perfume bottles
  • Jam, pickle and mustard jars
  • Other packaging glass for fruit, sauces, soups, vegetables

etc.

Do not put in the glass containers:

All waste, including glass, that is not packaging.

For example

  • Casserole dishes
  • Car lamps
  • Car windows
  • Batteries
  • Organic and residual waste
  • Lead glass
  • Flower pots
  • Flower vases
  • Ceramic hobs
  • Flat glass
  • Beverage cartons
  • Glass ceramic
  • Glass hotplates
  • Light bulbs
  • Heat-resistant glass
  • Insulating glass
  • Coffee pots
  • Fireplace and stove glass
  • Ceramics
  • Fluorescent tubes
  • Microwave dishes
  • Monitor glass
  • Porcelain tableware
  • Products and packaging components made of plastic
  • Mirror glass
  • Syringes
  • Earthenware bottles
  • Plates, cups
  • Drinking glasses

etc.

III Paper

In the paper garbage can:

All packaging made of paper, cardboard or carton, but without food residues adhering to it. Packaging should be shredded, folded or collapsed.

For example

Packaging made of paper, cardboard or carton:

  • Bread roll, butcher's and fruit bags
  • Egg cartons
  • Folding boxes of any shape
  • Filling material for paper, cardboard and cardboard shipping boxes
  • Flour and sugar sachets
  • Pasta boxes
  • Paper carrier bags
  • Cardboard wrapping of yoghurt pots etc.
  • Pizza boxes
  • Boxes of chocolates

Non-packaging made of paper, cardboard or carton:

  • Letters
  • Envelopes
  • Books
  • Wrapping paper
  • Catalogs
  • Postcards
  • Exercise books
  • Advertising brochures
  • Magazines
  • Newspapers

etc.

Do not put in the paper garbage can:

all waste and packaging that is not made of paper, cardboard or carton.

For example

  • Batteries
  • Biowaste
  • Butter film
  • Tins
  • Photos
  • Glass
  • Wooden boxes
  • Wood wool
  • Receipts and account statements (thermal paper)
  • Kitchen waste
  • Kitchen and paper handkerchiefs
  • Plastics

etc.

IV. Residual waste

Put them in the residual waste garbage can:

The black garbage can is the last stop for your daily waste products. Everything that you want to throw away and that cannot be recycled in the other waste garbage cans, such as the yellow garbage can or yellow bag, the glass container, the blue waste paper garbage can or the organic waste garbage can, can go in here.

This includes, for example, used hygiene and cleaning products, cooled ash, cat litter and bagged animal excrement. Ceramics and smaller items made of glass, such as drinking glasses and bowls, should also be disposed of in the residual waste garbage can. You should also dispose of heavily soiled packaging here. This includes greasy pizza boxes and aluminum foil.

Do not put in the residual waste garbage can:

The most important thing is: Do not throw in anything that can be recycled. 

Before you dispose of something in the residual waste, consider whether the material belongs in one of the recycling garbage cans or at a recycling center.