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Waste separation at a glance WITH WASTE PREVENTION TIPS
Addresses and
opening times
Recycling centres Depot with ELW gatehouse
• Wiesbaden-Nordenstadt, Borsigstrasse Unterer Zwerchweg 120, 65205 Wiesbaden
• Wiesbaden-Dotzheim, Willi-Werner-Strasse 11
• Wiesbaden-Bierstadt, Kloppenheimer Strasse 30 The gatehouse is manned Monday to Friday from 7.00
am to 8.00 pm.
Opening times
Tuesday to Friday from 8.30 am to 5.00 pm and
Saturday 8.30 am to 4.00 pm ELW Service Centre
Phone 0611 319700, email elw@elw.de
Landfill site You can reach the staff at the service centre and the
Deponiestrasse 15 bulky waste service Monday to Thursday from 8 am to
3 pm and Friday from 8 am to 2 pm.
• Collection point for small items (including
recycling centre)
• Hazardous waste collection/small items Wiesbaden cleanliness hotline
Phone 0611 319222 or use our
Opening times: ELW Clean Wiesbaden app (Sauberes Wiesbaden)
Monday to Friday from 7 am to 3.30 pm and
Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm
Waste calendar
You can find further information about the
www.elw.de or use our ELW Waste Calendar app
recycling centres and collection point for small
(ELW-Abfallkalender)
items in our leaflet Wertstoffe richtig entsorgen
(Disposing of Recyclables Properly) or online at
www.elw.de. The leaflet is available from local
Giveaway market
government offices, the citizens’ advice centre
www.elw.de
(Bürgerbüro) and the environmental store
(Umweltladen).
Properly sorted demolition waste and excavated earth or garden waste
The mini container
3 ent
1 m cont
ELW Container Service only *
€ 105i.ve00
Phone 0611 319821
E-mail: containerdienst@elw.de
s
all inclu
We provide containers from 1 to 36 cubic metres.
* Price valid within Wiesbaden city limits
2Waste separation convenient and easy
As your municipal disposal service, we are responsible for collecting and properly disposing
of waste generated in your household on a day-to-day basis.
Four containers are required Recycling waste means conserving resources
We place four different containers in front of your home for Let’s get together to protect the environment. Take advantage
easy and convenient disposal of your waste: the waste bin, of our programmes for the separate collection of waste.
the bio-bin, the waste paper bin and the recycling bin. The re-
cycling management statute of the city of Wiesbaden requires On the following pages, you’ll find all the important informa-
that you sort the waste and dispose of it separately in the tion on how to dispose of waste properly.
containers. In addition, you can use our four recycling centres,
the bulky waste service, the collection point for small items Waste prevention
of hazardous waste, the mobile waste service and the many Our top priority is the prevention of waste. The best waste
waste glass containers for disposal of the appropriate waste. is the type that never occurs in the first place. Check out our
tips for waste prevention.
Wiesbaden’s waste disposal charges are low
We do everything we can to keep waste disposal charges All the disposal dates at a glance
low. Our efficient way of working ensures that we are one of are listed at www.elw.de in our Waste Calendar or
the cities in Germany that offers very good value for money Calendar app.
when it comes to waste disposal charges. And it should stay
that way too. Incidentally, your waste disposal charges are Further information is available at www.elw.de
based on the size of your waste bins and how often they are or from our staff at the ELW Service Centre by
emptied. The disposal of waste paper, bio-waste and recycla- calling 0611 319700.
bles is already included in the charge – likewise for private
households the use of all our other services.
3 3Waste glass
Bottles and glass are collected in the waste glass
containers separately by colour – white, green
and brown.
Bottles and glass in other colours (red, blue, purple, yellow) belong in the
green glass container
YES! NO!
These belong in the These do not belong in
waste glass container the waste glass container
The locations of all glass containers can • Preserving jars • Screen glass of TV sets and computers
be found online at www.elw.de • Disposable bottles → Residual waste
• Storage and jam jars • Lead and crystal glass
The collected waste glass is separated
• Packaging glass and pharmaceutical → Residual waste
by colour and transported to the recy-
cling centre. glass containers • Wired glass from safety glass panes
→ Residual waste
For the production of white container
• Energy saving lamps
glass, the required colour purity of the
→ Hazardous waste (accepted at the
waste glass used is 99.7%. The amount
hazardous waste collection point for
of wrong colour in brown glass may not
small items)
exceed the 8% level. Only green glass
allows for an amount of wrong colour of • Window, car and mirror glass
up to 15%. This is why different colour- → Residual waste
ed glass can be placed in the green
• Lightbulbs
glass container.
→ Residual waste
Glass blocks, ceramics, wired glass or • Heat-resistant glass
flat glass, such as window panes, should → Residual waste
not be placed in the waste glass con-
• Fluorescent tubes
tainer, as they would make the content
→ Hazardous waste (at the collection
unusable for recycling.
point for small items of hazardous
waste and recycling centres)
MS Umweltservice GmbH collects waste
glass all over the city. If you have any • Porcelain, ceramics, stoneware and clay
questions about the collection of waste → Residual waste
glass, please contact MS Umweltservice
directly by calling 0800 3098999.
Waste prevention tip
Drink tap water
Tap water is the most efficiently monitored beverage and can also
replace traditional soft drinks with the aid of flavouring additives.
In Wiesbaden there are numerous refill stations, where you can
get your bottle refilled for free. They are marked with the sign
shown here.
Use refillable returnable deposit bottles.
4Waste paper
Paper and cardboard are collected in the
waste paper containers
The waste paper bin is available in 120, 240 and 1,100 litre sizes. Staples may
remain in magazines and brochures but you should remove any glued-in CDs or
cosmetic samples. Please remove any larger quantities of adhesive tape from
cartons and fold up or shred the carton.
YES! NO!
These belong in the These do not belong in
waste paper container the waste paper container
• Envelopes (including with windows) • Baking and sandwich wrapping paper, Waste paper containers must be ready
• Bread bags (including with windows) coated paper and carbon paper for emptying by 6.00 am on emptying
→ Residual waste day and removed from the street after
• Exercise books and books
emptying. Place the bin on the roadside
• Cartons, cardboard, paper packaging • Photos and photographic paper
in such a way that it does not inter-
→ Residual waste
• Catalogues, leaflets and brochures fere with pedestrian and road traffic.
• Writing, copying and computer paper • Sanitary paper and cellulose paper
(such as paper tissues) Waste paper is used to produce recycled
• Newspapers and magazines
→ Residual waste paper (for example, for packaging or
newspapers). Paper recycling reduces
• Heavily soiled paper
the use of raw materials as well as
→ Residual waste
water and energy consumption. The
• Paper plates marketing of waste paper is done solely
→ Residual waste to keep the waste disposal charge at
an even level. Thus, the more waste
• Wallpaper
paper that is collected separately, the
→ Residual waste
more income ELW can generate.
• Thermal paper (cash register receipts)
→ Residual waste
• Composite packaging, such as milk
and beverage cartons
→ Recycling bin
Waste prevention tip
Use recycled paper
Use recycled paper. All writing and sanitary
paper made from environmentally friend-
ly paper carries the Blue Angel symbol.
5Bio-waste
All organic kitchen and garden waste may go into
your bio-bin
Squishy tomatoes, teabags, fish bones, mouldy cheese – everything we would nor-
mally refer to as capable of getting spoilt (or already is), can be processed to make
valuable energy. With Wiesbaden’s bio-waste this occurs in Flörsheim-Wicker at the
biogas power plant of Rhein-Main-Deponie GmbH. For foliage or lawn cuttings you
can also use green waste paper sacks, which are on sale for €1.70. Please place the
sacks on the side of the road to be picked up on bio-waste disposal day.
YES! NO!
These belong in the These do not belong in
bio-bin the bio-bin
• Eggshells • Treated wood
• Wrapping paper, e.g. paper napkins, → Recycling centres, collection point
kitchen roll for small items at the landfill
• Leftovers (including mouldy/spoilt) • Charcoal, rubbish, ashes (packed in
plastic bags)
Practical assistance for collecting bio-waste • Vegetable waste
→ Residual waste
– for clean disposal of kitchen waste • Grass, tree and hedge trimmings
• Vacuum cleaner bags with contents
• Coffee grounds with filter bag, teabags → Residual waste
Bio-waste bin for the kitchen
• Pet litter and hay • Untreated wood
The classic version in the form of a bio-bin
holds 10 litres and costs €9.50. It is easy • Bones, feathers, hair → Recycling centres, collection point
to combine with commercially available • Foliage, twigs and branches for small items at the landfill
bio-waste bags. This little white bin is ideal • Food leftovers • Nappies, cigarette butts, cat litter
for small quantities that occur from time (without plastic packaging) (granules), animal excrement
to time. It has a removable lid and can be → Residual waste
• Fruit waste (including citrus fruits)
cleaned in the dishwasher. The small
bio-waste bin holds three litres and costs • Sawdust and wood chippings
€8.00. (made of untreated wood)
• Withered cut or potted flowers
Bio-waste collection bags made of bio-
degradable plastic bags are banned in
Wiesbaden. Instead, you can use paper bags
or newspaper for bio-collection.
Where you can get bio-waste containers
and green waste paper bags
ELW recycling centres, the collection point
for small items, ELW depot and the environ-
mental store (Luisenstrasse 19). You can also
obtain green waste paper bags at all local
government offices.
Bio-bins are emptied as a full service;
our staff take them out and put them back
after emptying. Waste prevention tip
Eat all your food
Consume all your food, write a shopping list and pay
attention to the best-before date of food when shopping.
6Electrical/electronic equipment
Electrical and electronic equipment contains
valuable raw materials
In addition to valuable raw materials such as copper or sheet steel, it also contains
environmentally harmful substances such as lead or cadmium. All electrical equip-
ment can be handed in to recycling centres and the collection point for small items at
the landfill free of charge. Small electrical devices can also be handed to the mobile
waste service. For large and bulky electrical and electronic equipment, please use
the bulky waste service.
YES! NO!
These belong in the These do not belong in
electro collection the electro collection
• Electrical or electronic tools, such as • Energy-saving lamps
drills, saws, milling machines, grinders, → Hazardous waste (accepted at the
pumps, sewing machines collection point for small hazardous
• Electrical or electronic toys, such as train waste items, recycling centres,
sets, Gameboys or remote-controlled mobile waste service) Electrical/electronic waste is now
vehicles • Fluorescent tubes collected even more systematically
• Large IT and electronic entertainment → Hazardous waste (accepted at the by recovering valuable raw materials
appliances: TV sets, computers, monitors, collection point for small hazardous
fax machines, printers, hi-fi systems, waste items, mobile waste service) On 15 August 2018, the scope of
video recorders application for the Electrical and Elec-
tronic Equipment Act (ElektroG) was
• Hair dryers, toasters, coffee machines,
extended. Electrical and electronic
irons, deep fryers, food mixers, egg boil-
waste must be separated from other
ers, electric kettles, fans, shavers, electric
waste in order to recover even more
toothbrushes, clocks, cameras
valuable raw materials. Even furni-
• Large household appliances: refrigera- ture, textiles and items of clothing
tors and freezers, washing machines, are considered electrical appliances
dishwashers, clothes dryers, cookers and as soon as they contain electrical
ovens, microwaves components.
• Medical devices, such as heart rate mon-
itors, blood pressure monitors, electric For you, this means any textiles, items
clinical thermometers of clothing, shoes or furniture that
• Phones, mobile phones, answer ma- have electrical components must go
chines, radios, car radios, MP3 players, to an ELW recycling centre. Even if it is
calculators only a small sewn-in lightbulb. Suita-
ble collection containers for this waste
are available there. This applies, for
example, to flashing shoes (which
contain coloured LEDs with electronics
and power source) as well as an office
chair with electrical adjustment or a
make-up mirror with an illuminated
surround. The rule of thumb is that as
Waste prevention tip soon as something electrical is includ-
ed in it, it is electrical waste and must
Pay attention to service life/use things go to the recycling centre. Electrical
as long as you can equipment retailers are also obliged
to take them back.
Ask yourself before any new purchase if you really need it.
How durable and reparable a product is, are an important
quality criterion. Use repair cafés.
7Residual waste
Place any waste that cannot be recycled in the
residual waste containers
Only 15 to 20% of household waste is really residual waste by definition. If the
container volume should be temporarily insufficient, you can buy additional residual
waste bags costing €4.00 and leave them at the roadside to be picked up on empty-
ing day. You can obtain the waste bags at the ELW gatehouse, the recycling centres,
all government offices or at the environmental store at Luisenstrasse 19 in the city
centre. Further sales outlets can also be found online at www.elw.de.
YES! NO!
These belong in the These do not belong in the
residual waste container residual waste container
The residual waste collected in Wies- • Hygiene sector waste, such as nappies • Batteries
baden is reloaded onto large HGVs at and sanitary towels → Return to retail store
the waste handling facility on the site • Ring binders • Construction waste sorted by type
of the city’s Dyckerhoffbruch landfill → Recycling centres*, collection point
• Auto glass
and then transported for thermal for small items at the landfill or
recycling at the waste incineration • Greaseproof paper
container service
facilities. • Screen glass • CDs and DVDs
• Leaded glass → Recycling bin, recycling centres,
When you hand over residual waste at collection point for small items at
• Broken household goods such as
the recycling centres and the collection the landfill
crystal glasses, dishes, clay pots
point for small items, the charges are • Chemicals, paints, solvents, fluorescent
as follows • Wired glass (safety glass)
tubes
• Fireworks (already used)
→ Hazardous waste
80 litres: €4.00 • Photos • Electrical and electronic equipment
160 litres: €8.00 • Lightbulbs → Recycling centres and collection
240 litres: €12.00
• Hygienic wet wipes point for small items at the landfill
320 litres: €16.00
• Carbon paper • Energy-saving lamps
700 litres: €35.00
→ Hazardous waste (collection point
• Medicines
for small hazardous items, mobile
Waste bins are emptied as a full service; • Moth paper waste service)
they are taken out by our staff and put
• Music and video cassettes • Bottles and glass containers
back after emptying.
• Vacuum cleaner bags, ash (packed → Waste glass
in plastic bags), rubbish, cat litter, • Compostable waste
animal excrement → Bio-waste
• Super 8 films • Paper and cardboard
• Thermal paper → Waste paper
• Toner and printer cartridges
• Soiled paper, paper plates, wallpaper
→ Recycling centres and collection
• Cigar, cigarette butts and ash point for small items at the landfill
• Packaging, plastic/metal waste
→ Recycling bin
* Contaminated construction waste is not accepted at the recycling centres.
Waste prevention tip
Separate waste well
For a lot of the organic waste that ends up in the residual
waste bin, you can use the bio-bin.
8Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste means dangerous and/or toxic
substances that have to be disposed of specifically.
Private households may hand in hazardous waste at the collection point for
small hazardous waste items at the landfill and to the mobile waste service free
of charge.
YES! NO!
These belong in the These do not belong in
hazardous waste the hazardous waste Products that become hazardous waste
when disposed of are indicated by the rec-
tangular orange danger signs or by notices
• Used oil (can also be returned to • Compressed gas cylinders such as “flammable”, “irritates the eyes”
motor traders) → Return to retail store or “harmful if inhaled”. Hazardous waste
• Paints, varnishes, emulsions from Wiesbaden is disposed of properly
• Fire extinguishers (except for halon
and in an environmentally friendly man-
• Liquid and solid chemicals (mercury, fire extinguishers)
ner by HIM GmbH.
lab and photographic chemicals) → Return to retail store
• Halon fire extinguishers • Car batteries (with deposit) You can find the mobile waste service
• Wood preservatives, pesticides and → Return to retail store dates online at www.elw.de.
weed killers
• Adhesives, fillers and sealants At the mobile waste service you can also
• Small capacitors from lighting systems • Hand over small electrical devices (e.g.
and electrical devices hair dryers, shavers, electric toothbrushes)
• Obtain dog clear-up bags (free of charge)
• Fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps
and mercury vapour lamps
• Solvents of any kind (thinners, brush Mobile waste service dates at the
cleaners, stain removers) recycling centres in 2021
• Mineral, vegetable or synthetic oils,
greases and waxes Bierstadt recycle centre,
Wednesday 9.00 am – 3.00 pm
• Oily rags and oil filters
13 January 10 February 10 March
• Cleaning agents of any kind (toilet 7 April 5 May 9 June
cleaners, body care products, car care 7 July 1 September 6 October
products) 3 November 1 December
• Acids and alkalis (battery acid, hydro
chloric acid, ammonia solutions) Dotzheim recycle centre,
• Spray cans of any kind with residual Wednesday 9.00 am – 3.00 pm
content (paints, cleaners, PU foam) 20 January 17 February 17 March
21 April 19 May 16 June
• Dry batteries, rechargeable batteries,
14 July 8 September 20 October
car batteries (without deposit)
10 November 8 December
Nordenstadt recycle centre,
Wednesday 9.00 am – 3.00 pm
27 January 24 February 24 March
28 April 26 May 23 June
25 August 15 September 27 October
Waste prevention tip 24 November 15 December
Rechargeable batteries instead of disposables
Instead of disposable batteries use rechargeable batteries;
purchasing a charger is worthwhile in many ways.
9Bulky waste
Bulky waste includes all bulky items of furniture and
household appliances that will not fit in the regular
waste container due to their size or weight.
Please arrange an appointment for pickup with our bulky waste service by calling
0611 319700. Bulky waste collection is available free of charge for private households
up to four times a year for a quantity of up to five cubic metres each time.
YES! NO!
These belong in bulky These do not belong in
waste bulky waste
You can continue as usual to register bulky
items that contain electrical or electronic • Bed frames and mattresses • Waste from building renovations, such
components, such as living room cabinets • Computers, printers, fax machines, hi-fi as rubble, stone, mortar
or massage chairs, as bulky waste and systems, TV sets, monitors, microwaves • Branches and hedge trimmings
these will be picked up free of charge.
• Home and garden furniture, carpets • Shower bases, bathtubs, sinks, toilet
• Prams/pushchairs, bicycles bowls
At this point, we have a request. If you
• Cookers, ovens, washing machines, • Small electrical appliances
are able to do so, separate the electrical or
electronic component from the furniture by dishwashers, refrigerators and freezers • Windows, (fire-resistant) doors, garage
doors, laminated and parquet flooring
removing the motor or lamps, for example.
Without any electrical or electronic parts, • Radiators, oil tanks
the item of furniture then belongs with • Cardboard boxes
other bulky waste. You can dispose of the • Plastic bags with residual waste
electrical and electronic components at
the recycling centres. Your cooperation will → The waste listed under the No catego-
prevent large amounts of waste from being ry will not be picked up by the bulky
taken unnecessarily to a waste pre-treat- waste service. You can hand them in
ment plant due to a small electrical or at the collection point for small items
electronic part. at the landfill or the recycling centres.
The date for collecting bulky waste will
normally be within the next seven to ten
business days. However, to assist with your
long-term planning, you can also arrange
an appointment several weeks in advance.
Please place the bulky waste items in a
clearly visible and accessible place at the
roadside no sooner than the evening before
the arranged date and no later than 6.00
am in the morning on the pickup day. Make
sure you do not impede any traffic. If you
are unable to place the bulky waste at the Waste prevention tip
roadside, please contact our bulky waste
service staff. Pay attention to service life, use flea markets
Pay attention to the service life of large household appliances
and furniture. If the furniture or large household items you wish
Bulky waste service: 0611 319700 to replace are still usable, use the → ELW giveaway store, the
second-hand FastWieNeu store or regional flea markets.
10Recyclables
Waste made from plastics, metal and compounds
are collected in the recycle bin.
The recycle bin is available in 120, 240 and 1,100 litre sizes. The recycle bin
is emptied every fortnight; you can find the dates in our waste calendar at
www.elw.de or in our Calendar app.
YES! NO!
These belong in the These do not belong in
recycle bin the recycle bin
Lightweight packaging of plastic, • Glass Meinhardt Städtereinigung GmbH
metal or compounds, such as → Waste glass empties the recycle bins within
• Beverage cartons the greater city area. If you have
• Paper and cardboard
any questions about emptying,
• Yoghurt beakers, plastic bottles, tubes → Waste paper
please contact Meinhardt direct-
• Tin cans • Spray cans with PU foam ly by calling 0800 5889720.
• Plastic bags (also made of bioplastics) → Hazardous waste
• Styrofoam Recycle bins must be placed ready
• Contaminated Styrofoam, Styrofoam
for emptying by 6.00 am and
panels (construction material)
put back after emptying. Place
Plastic waste, such as → Residual waste or container service
the bin on the roadside in such
• CDs and DVDs a way that it does not impede
• Slides any pedestrian and road traffic.
• Freezer boxes, ice chests
• Watering cans, plant pots
• Children’s toys
• Plastic buckets, bowls
Metal waste, such as
• Aluminium bowls
• Cutlery
• Cooking pots, pans, baking dishes,
baking trays
• Spanners
• Tea candles (used)
• Tools
Waste prevention tip
On the go
If you get a coffee to go, use the refillable
thermos cups.
11Waste register*
A–K
A D
Acids.................................................................. 9 Deep fat fryers.................................................. 7
Alkalis................................................................ 9 Dishwashers...................................................... 7, 10
Aluminium trays............................................... 11 Disposable glass bottles................................... 4
Ammonia solutions.......................................... 9 Drills.................................................................. 7
Animal excremen............................................. 8 Dry batteries..................................................... 9
Answer machines............................................. 7 DVDs.................................................................. 11
Ash.................................................................... 8
Autoglass.......................................................... 8 E
Egg boilers........................................................ 7
B Eggshells........................................................... 6
Baking dishes, baking trays............................. 11 Electric kettles................................................... 7
Baking paper.................................................... 8 Electrical appliances, ovens, electronic waste. 7
Batteries............................................................ 9 Emulsion paints................................................ 9
Battery acid....................................................... 9 Energy-saving lamps........................................ 9
Beakers (for yoghurt, etc.).............................. 11 Envelopes (also with windows)...................... 5
Bed frames....................................................... 10 Exercise books.................................................. 5
Beverage cartons.............................................. 11
Bicycles............................................................. 10 F
Bio-waste.......................................................... 6 Fans................................................................... 7
Blood pressure measuring devices.................. 7 Fax machines.................................................... 10
Bones................................................................ 6 Feathers............................................................ 6
Books................................................................. 5 Fire extinguishers............................................. 9
Bottles (glass)................................................... 4 Fireworks........................................................... 8
Branches........................................................... 6 Fluorescent tubes............................................. 9
Bread bags........................................................ 5 Foliage............................................................... 6
Brochures.......................................................... 5 Food leftovers................................................... 6
Brush cleaners.................................................. 9 Food mixers/blenders...................................... 7
Brushwood........................................................ 6 Freezer boxes.................................................... 11
Buckets.............................................................. 11 Freezers............................................................. 10
Bulky waste...................................................... 10 Fruit waste........................................................ 6
Furniture............................................................ 10
C
Calculators......................................................... 7 G
Cameras............................................................ 7 Gameboys......................................................... 7
Car batteries...................................................... 9 Garden furniture............................................... 10
Car batteries...................................................... 9 Garden waste.................................................... 6
Car radios.......................................................... 7 Glass containers................................................ 4
Carbon paper.................................................... 8 Glass.................................................................. 4
Cardboard boxes............................................... 5 Glues................................................................. 9
Carpets.............................................................. 10 Grass cuttings.................................................... 6
Cat litter............................................................ 8 Grease............................................................... 9
Catalogues........................................................ 5 Grinders (electric)............................................. 7
CDs and DVDs.................................................... 11
Cellulose towels................................................ 8 H
Ceramics............................................................ 8 Hair dryers........................................................ 7
Chemicals.......................................................... 9 Hair.................................................................... 6
Cigar ends, cigar butts...................................... 8 Halon fire extinguishers................................... 9
Cigarette ash, cigarette butts........................... 8 Hay.................................................................... 6
Clay pots............................................................ 8 Hazardous waste.............................................. 9
Clay.................................................................... 8 Heart rate monitors.......................................... 7
Cleaning agents................................................ 9 Heat-resistant glass.......................................... 4
Clinical thermometers (electric)...................... 7 Hedge trimmings.............................................. 6
Clinical thermometers (with mercury)............ 9 Hi-fi systems..................................................... 7
Clocks................................................................ 7 Hydrochloric acid.............................................. 9
Clothes dryers................................................... 7
Coffee grounds.................................................. 6 IJ
Coffee machines............................................... 7 Insecticides....................................................... 9
Compostable waste.......................................... 6 Irons.................................................................. 7
Compressed gas cylinders................................ 9 Jam jars............................................................. 4
Computer paper................................................ 5
Computers......................................................... 10 K
Construction rubble.......................................... 8 Kitchen stoves................................................... 10
Cooking pots..................................................... 11
Copy paper........................................................ 5 L–Z
Crockery............................................................ 8 Waste register*
Crystal glasses.................................................. 8
Cut flowers........................................................ 6
Cutlery............................................................... 11
12Waste register*
L–Z
L S
Large household appliances............................ 7 Sandwich wrapping paper............................... 5
Leaded glass..................................................... 8 Sanitary paper.................................................. 8
Leaflets.............................................................. 5 Sanitary towels................................................. 8
Leftovers........................................................... 6 Sanitary wet wipes........................................... 8
Lightbulbs......................................................... 8 Sawdust............................................................. 6
Lightweight packaging..................................... 11 Saws (electric).................................................. 7
Screen glass from TV sets/computers............. 8
M Sealing compounds.......................................... 9
Magazines......................................................... 5 Sewing machines............................................. 7
Mattresses......................................................... 10 Shavers.............................................................. 7
Mercury vapour lamps..................................... 9 Slides................................................................. 11
Mercury............................................................. 9 Small capacitors................................................ 9
Metal lids.......................................................... 11 Solvents............................................................. 9
Microwaves....................................................... 7 Spanners........................................................... 11
Milk cartons...................................................... 11 Spray cans (with residual contant).................. 9
Milling machines.............................................. 7 Stain removers.................................................. 9
Mirror glass....................................................... 8 Stoneware......................................................... 8
Mobile phones.................................................. 7 Styrofoam, Styrofoam panels.......................... 11
Monitors............................................................ 7 Super 8 films..................................................... 8
Moth paper....................................................... 8
MP3 players...................................................... 7 T
Music and video cassettes............................... 8 Tea candles....................................................... 11
Teabags............................................................. 6
N Thermal paper.................................................. 8
Nappies............................................................. 8 Thinners............................................................ 9
Newspapers...................................................... 5 Tin cans............................................................. 11
Toasters............................................................. 7
O Toner cartridges................................................ 8
Oils (mineral, vegetable, synthetic)................ 9 Tools.................................................................. 11
Oily rags and oil filters..................................... 9 Toothbrushes (electric)..................................... 7
Ovens................................................................ 7 Toys (electrical)................................................ 7
Toys (plastic)..................................................... 11
P Transport boxes................................................ 11
Packaging glass................................................ 4 Tree cuttings..................................................... 6
Packaging of plastic, metal, compounds........ 11 Tubes................................................................. 11
Paints................................................................ 9 TV sets............................................................... 7, 10
Pans................................................................... 11
Paper (coated and uncoated).......................... 5 UV
Paper (soiled)................................................... 8 Vacuum cleaner bags with content................. 8
Paper packaging, cardboard............................ 5 Varnishes........................................................... 9
Paper plates...................................................... 5 Vegetable waste............................................... 6
Pesticides.......................................................... 9 Video recorders................................................. 7
Pet litter............................................................ 8
Pharmaceutical glass containers..................... 4 W
Phones.............................................................. 7 Wallpaper.......................................................... 8
Photographic chemicals................................... 9 Washing machines........................................... 7, 10
Photos, photographic paper............................. 8 Waste glass....................................................... 4
Plant pots.......................................................... 11 Waste oil........................................................... 9
Plastic bags....................................................... 11 Waste paper...................................................... 5
Plastic buckets, plastic bottles......................... 11 Watering cans................................................... 11
Porcelain........................................................... 8 Waxes................................................................ 9
Potted flowers.................................................. 6 Wired glass from safety glass panes............... 8
Prams/pushchairs............................................ 10 Wood (treated, untreated)............................... 6
Preserving jars.................................................. 4 Wood chippings, charcoal................................ 8
Printer cartridges.............................................. 8 Wood preservatives.......................................... 9
Printers.............................................................. 10 Wrapping paper................................................ 6
Pumps............................................................... 7 Writing paper.................................................... 5
Putty.................................................................. 9
XYZ
QR Yoghurt cups/beakers...................................... 11
Radios................................................................ 7
Rechargeable batteries.................................... 9
Refrigerators..................................................... 7, 10 *Waste glossary www.elw.de
Residual waste.................................................. 8
Ring binders...................................................... 8
Rubbish............................................................. 8
13Publisher ELW (Entsorgungsbetriebe der Landeshauptstadt Wiesbaden) Unterer Zwerchweg 120 65205 Wiesbaden Phone 0611 319700 Email elw@elw.de www.elw.de Editorial ELW, Unternehmenskommunikation Design pure:design, www.pure-design.de Images Shutterstock, Adobe Stock Printing AC Medienhaus, Wiesbaden Printed on recycled paper © ELW 2021
Vitalij
Vitalij
bravissimos
Abfalltrennung // Waste separation
Goss
bravissimos,
M.bravissimos,
Schuppich, Goss
Сортировка бытовых отходов // Atık ayrıştırma
M. Schuppich,
ﻓﺼﻞ اﻟﻨﻔﺎﻳﺎت// Segregacja śmieci // Separarea deşeurilor
ksushsh,
PhotoSG, M. Schuppich,
tan4ikk,
tan4ikk, ksushsh,
ksushsh,
Bioabfall // Bio-waste // Биоотходы // Biyoatık //
PhotoSG,
اﻟﻨﻔﺎﻳﺎت اﻟﻌﻀﻮﻳﺔ// Odpady organiczne // Deșeuri bio
camera-me.com,
Neskah; fotolia.com:
Gardiner photocrew,
camera-me.com,
fotolia.com:Quade,
camera-me.com,
photocrew,
, Mejini Neskah; photocrew,
PhotoSG, Quade,
tan4ikk,
Quade,
Altpapier // Waste paper // Макулатура // Atık kâğıt //
stock.adobe.com: Christopher
اﻟﻮرق اﳌﺴﺘﻌﻤﻞ// Makulatura // Deșeuri de hârtie
© shutterstock.com:
Christopher
Bildurheber: Neskah;
Christopher
Bildurheber:
Gardiner , Mejini Gardiner
© , Mejini
shutterstock.com:
Wertstoffe // Recyclables // Вторсырье // Değerli maddeler (geri dönüştürülebilir nesneler)
اﳌﻮاد اﻟﻘﺎﺑﻠﺔ ﻟﻠﺘﺪوﻳﺮ// Surowce wtórne // Deșeuri reciclabile
Bildurheber: © shutterstock.com:
Restabfall // Residual waste // Остаточные отходы // Geri dönüştürülemeyen atıkla
اﻟﻨﻔﺎﻳﺎت اﳌﺘﺒﻘﻴﺔ// Pozostałe odpady // Deșeuri nereciclabile
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