Organic
- Food scraps, cooked and raw
- Fruit and vegetable peels
- Eggshells and nutshells
- Fish bones and small bones
- Coffee grounds, tea bags, and chamomile filters
- Cut flowers and houseplants
- Cold ashes from the fireplace
- Greasy paper napkins and tissues
Plastic
- Water and soft drink bottles
- Detergent, shampoo, and shower gel bottles
- Food trays (e.g., cold cuts, meat, styrofoam)
- Disposable plastic plates and cups (empty)
- Bags, shoppers, and packaging films
- Plastic hangers
Glass
Paper
- Newspapers, magazines, and comics
- Notebooks, books, and photocopies
- Cardboard boxes and sleeves
- Flyers, brochures, and posters
- Paper bags
Cardboard
Residual waste (non-recyclable)
- Toothbrushes, disposable razors, cotton swabs
- Pet fur, hair, cold cigarette ash
- Pet litter (if not compostable)
- Shards of ceramic, porcelain, and terracotta
- Incandescent light bulbs, pens, and markers
- Receipts, waxed paper, parchment paper
Metals
- Beverage cans (aluminum)
- Food tins (tuna, peeled tomatoes, pet food)
- Empty spray cans (non-flammable)
- Clean aluminum foil and trays
- Crown caps and metal lids
Diapers
Batteries
- AA and AAA batteries
- Button cell batteries (for watches, calculators)
- All types of rechargeable batteries
- Mobile phone batteries
Expired medicines
- Expired or unused medicines
- Syrups and pills
- Vials for injection (without needle)
- Ointments and disinfectants
Used clothing
- Clothes, sweaters, pants, skirts
- Shoes (paired and tied together)
- Bags, backpacks, and belts
- Blankets, sheets, and household linen
WEEE (waste electrical and electronic equipment)
- Large appliances (refrigerators, washing machines)
- Small appliances (blenders, hair dryers)
- Phones, tablets, and computers
- Televisions and monitors
- Energy-saving bulbs and neon tubes
Bulky Waste
- Furniture (chairs, tables, wardrobes, armchairs, sofas)
- Mattresses and bed bases
- Doors, windows, and shutters
- Large objects made of wood, metal, or plastic (non-packaging)
Used cooking oil
- Used vegetable oil for frying
- Oil from preserved foods (e.g., tuna, mushrooms in oil)
- Spoiled fats and food oils
Green waste and pruning
- Grass clippings from the lawn
- Dry leaves
- Small prunings, twigs, and hedge trimmings
- Cut flowers and plants (without soil)