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We want you to have a great experience every time you visit a recycling centre, so here are 7 tips to make your visit faster and easier.
Are you unsure about your waste? In our sorting guide , you can easily look up the waste you're unsure about and get answers on how to sort it - and which container to put it in.
Do you want to avoid unnecessary driving between our containers? Then sort your waste from home into the categories it belongs to. That way, you can easily deliver your waste to the right containers.
You must pack your waste in clear bags. That way you can quickly see where it goes when you drop it off - and we can better help you if you're unsure about anything.
Some waste needs to be packed specially. If you have not packed your waste correctly, we have to ask you to take it away again. Both for your own safety and the safety of others. But also to ensure that the waste can be recycled.
This applies, for example, to both textile waste and asbestos-containing waste:
If you are unsure about something, you can look it up in our sorting guide.
Do you want to go to the recycling centre when it's least crowded? Then you may want to check when your particular centre is busiest. Get an overview under "Addresses and opening hours".
Can't lift your waste into the container yourself? Bring a helper. Because for the sake of our working environment, you must lift your waste into the containers yourself.
If you're still unsure about something when you arrive, please ask us. That way, together we can ensure that as much waste as possible is reused and recycled.
Do you want to help extend the life of things? Help people on the edge of the labour market and save our climate from tonnes of CO2 emissions?
Then visit one of our three Gensalg stores and find unique items for yourself, your home or a loved one.
ARGO's Gensalg in Torkilstrup will now become Direkte Genbrug. Here you can drop off and pick up good reusable items for free.
With high rent and a tight budget, Sofie shows on TV2 Kosmopol how young people can decorate their homes for DKK 2000.
