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Bio-waste / garden waste
Whether in the kitchen or out in the garden – a great variety of waste has to be dealt with. The following sorting manual will help you to decide which waste belongs in the bio-bin and which should be disposed of as garden waste.
Bio-waste
Yes:
garden waste, fruit and vegetable waste, potato peelings, coffee filters, tea leaves, egg shells, flower and plant wasteNo:
bones, leftovers, animal wasteGarden waste
Yes:
leaves, grass, replanting material, shredded woodNo:
sawdust, shavings, residual construction waste, materials with hazardous substances, soil, excavated material, treated wood, animal waste, branches, planks, tree trunks and stumps as well as rootsBranches / tree trunk sections
Yes:
bush/tree sections max. 2 m length, max.10 cm diameterNo:
tree stumps, roots, sawdust and shavings, residual construction waste, asbestos, insulation material, material with hazardous contaminationPlanks / tree trunks
Yes:
bush/tree sections max. 2 m length, more than 10 cm diameterNo:
tree stumps, roots, sawdust and shavings, residual construction waste, asbestos, insulation material, material with hazardous contaminationTree stumps/roots –disposal upon request
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