Where does it go? · Bau & Garten
Disposing of: Glass & mineral wool
Take glass and stone wool to the recycling centre or landfill packed tear-proof (foil or big bag), usually for a fee. Old mineral wool (usually installed before 1996–2000) is classed as hazardous waste and accepted separately – ask your waste company first.
Old mineral fibres may cause cancer – don't transport them loose.
01 Where it goes
- 01 · RECOMMENDEDRecycling centreDrop it off yourself – opening hours and conditions are on the city page.
02 Tips
- Wear gloves, long sleeves and an FFP2 mask when removing it.
03 Good to know
Recycling centre
At the recycling centre (Wertstoffhof) you drop off bulky waste, electronics, garden waste, wood, metal and more yourself. What's accepted and what it costs is set by the city's waste rules.
Give things a second life
Furniture and appliances that still work are welcome at social department stores, swap groups or classified ads – it saves fees and resources.
05 Disposing of Glass & mineral wool in your city
? FAQ: Glass & mineral wool
Q01Where do I take Glass & mineral wool in Germany?
Take glass and stone wool to the recycling centre or landfill packed tear-proof (foil or big bag), usually for a fee. Old mineral wool (usually installed before 1996–2000) is classed as hazardous waste and accepted separately – ask your waste company first.
Q02Does disposing of Glass & mineral wool cost anything?
It depends on your city: many offer free bulky-waste pickups or free drop-off at the recycling centre up to a certain amount. Check your city page for the exact fees.