Posts Categorized: DevicecategoryHP

Batteries contain a variety of valuable raw materials – and hazardous materials too.

Therefore, they must not be disposed of with household rubbish.
Instead, they should be returned to the shop or to your local
collection centre.Weiterlesen

Have the lights gone out? Energy-saving bulbs and fluorescent tubes contain mercury, so they don’t belong in the bin with household rubbish. Instead, they must be separated from other rubbish and protected from breaking, then dropped off at collection centres (also known as “Mistplätze” or “Recyclinghöfe” in Austria).Weiterlesen

Your mobile phone has served you well for years,
but now it’s old and outdated.
When properly collected, old mobile phones can still be reused.
Through proper recycling of broken mobile phones, lots of valuable raw materials can be recovered.Weiterlesen

What do I do with a broken washing machine or an old refrigerator?

There are a number of options for the proper collection, disposal and reuse of broken or unwanted appliances.

All of them are free for consumers – and good for our environment.Weiterlesen