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Your waste makes a difference. It contains different resources that can be reused.
In the city of Aarhus, you must sort your waste into four types and dispose of it in the waste bins where you live.
You can also dispose your waste at one of the 6 recycling stations or get your bulky waste collected for free.
Household batteries
Button cell batteries
Rechargeable batteries
At the 6 recycling stations in Aarhus you will find different containers for different kinds of waste.
There will be signs and staff at the recycling stations to guide you on how to sort your waste.
If you have your own bulky waste system where you live, you must of course use that.
If not, we will collect your bulky waste at your front door - for free. All you need to do is to book a collection in advance.
Read more about which kinds of bulky waste we collect.
REUSE is an alternative recycling station.
You can pick up items and furniture for free as well as donate the items you no longer need, but still in a good condition.
One-page sorting guide
Download the one-page sorting guide, hang it on your bulletin board or refrigerator and you will always have these specifications right in sight:
Sorting guides
Download the sorting guides and put it on the waste bins for great waste sorting
Footprints - Residual waste
Download PDF with footprint to nudge for proper sorting of residual waste.
Includes both right and left foot
The file contain cropmarks.
Footprints - Paper and small cardboard items
Download PDF with footprint to nudge for proper sorting of paper and small cardboard items.
Includes both right and left foot
The file contain cropmarks.
Footprints - Glass, hard plastics and metal
Download PDF with footprint to nudge for proper sorting of glass, hard plastics and metal.
Includes both right and left foot
The file contain cropmarks.
'Pant' is a Danish system for recycling cans and bottles. Each time you buy drinks in cans or bottles with a deposit mark, you pay a deposit named 'pant'.
You get your deposit back by returning empty cans and bottles using reversed vending machines in your local supermarket.
The Danish deposit mark is a series of dots under two arrows in a circle. The letter in the deposit mark indicates how much you pay and therefore how much you will get back when returning the bottle.