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Disposing of: Toilet seat
An old toilet seat usually fits in the residual-waste bin. Ceramic toilet bowls, however, are rubble and go to the recycling centre.
01 Where it goes
- 01 · RECOMMENDEDGeneral waste binSmall amounts can go in the general waste bin.
- 02 Bulky-waste pickupBook it with your city's waste company; often a certain amount per year is free.
03 Good to know
Booking a bulky-waste pickup
Large furniture and items are collected as bulky waste (Sperrmüll) by your city's or district's waste company – almost always after booking. Many cities offer a certain amount per year for free; others charge per pickup or cubic metre.
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.
04 Checklist for the bulky-waste pickup
- ✓ Book the pickup early – waiting times are often several weeks.
- ✓ List Toilet seat and everything else you want collected; only registered items are taken.
- ✓ Put the items out at the kerb no earlier than the evening before, without blocking the pavement.
- ✓ Electrical items, paint and building rubble usually don't count as bulky waste.
- ✓ Keep the confirmation until the collection is done.
05 Disposing of Toilet seat in your city
? FAQ: Toilet seat
Q01Where do I take Toilet seat in Germany?
An old toilet seat usually fits in the residual-waste bin. Ceramic toilet bowls, however, are rubble and go to the recycling centre.
Q02Does disposing of Toilet seat 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.