Overview
Collection
Frequency
Container
Other types of collection
SuperDrecksKëscht: curbside collection or public drop-off containers for recycling, four times a year
Hazardous and/or toxic waste
You can dispose of your toxic waste free of charge at the City of Luxembourg Resource Centre and at SUPERDRECKSKËSCHT FIR BIERGER mobile collection points. By doing this, you ensure that your mixed municipal household waste does not contain any harmful pollutants.
Information
- used batteries, rechargeable batteries, car batteries
- expired medication
- used engine oil and oil filters
- fats and vegetable oils
- leftover paints and varnishes (solids and/or liquids)
- paint strippers
- thinners
- petrol, methylated spirits, oil, lighter fluids
- detergents
- glue
- gas cylinders
- fire extinguishers
- lighters (full or empty)
- fireworks
- films and X-rays
- CDs, audio and video cassettes
- floppy disks, ink rollers, used toner cartridges
- fertiliser, plant protection products, herbicides and fungicides
- insecticides
- disinfectants
- mercury and products containing mercury, such as thermometers
- light bulbs
- sealants and fillers
- acids, alkaline solutions
- chemicals used in photography
- chemicals of any kind
- cleaning products
- aerosol cans
- capacitors
- poisons of any kind, such as rat poison and insecticides
- office supplies such as coloured pencils, felt tips, ink pens, leftover paints, correction fluids
- oil-filled radiators
- radioactive products and devices containing radioactive components
- ammunition
- explosives
Toxic waste must not, under any circumstances, be thrown in the bin or down the drain.
Empty containers and all other packaging of hazardous or toxic waste must be disposed of by the SuperDrecksKëscht®. They may not be thrown away with your regular waste.
Leave hazardous and/or toxic waste in its original packaging.
Containers and packaging must be hermetically sealed.
Never mix different substances, as this could cause dangerous chemical reactions.
Damaged packaging must be placed in other leak-proof containers.
Waste containing toxic substances must be placed in strong, leak-proof plastic containers or bags.
If you need to dispose of needles or syringes, use the sharps bins provided in pharmacies and the Resource Centre.
NEVER deposit waste NEAR SUPERDRECKSKËSCHT CONTAINERS, BESIDE glass or paper bins or AT THE ENTRANCE to the Resource Centre. Waste deposited in this way is a hazard both for the environment and for passersby, especially children.
SuperDrecksKëscht
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