Larger electrical items like fridges, freezers, dishwashers, etc. Container available generally in pharmacies. Shows if recycling facilities take coffee capsulesĮxpired drugs. Place where old Christmas trees are collected, use with opening_hours= Jan 01-Jan 15 or so.ĭonation of clothes, including shoes (e.g. Likely to be data of low value due to mixing paper cartons, multi-material cartons like Tetra Pak by various mappers. In about 90% cases of recycling:cardboard=yes it duplicates recycling:paper=yes Some facilities will take household batteries ( recycling:batteries) but not car batteries Many places are tagged as accepting cans without recycling:metal in general Tetra Pak) for drink and food – possible duplicate of more frequently used recycling:cartons.Īmbiguous – should be re-surveyed and likely replaced with recycling:glass_bottles and/or recycling:plastic_bottles. Does not imply larger batteries are accepted, see recycling:car_batteries.Ĭarton package (multi-materials, e.g. Home and DIY (etc.) aerosol cans (e.g., hairspray, spray paint, etc.) For example amenity= recycling + recycling:scrap_metal= yes implies recycling:aluminium= yes (as subgroup) and recycling:glass_bottles= no (as not mentioned and not a subgroup). There is also implied yes value for all more detailed values for subgroups. For example, if a feature is tagged amenity= recycling + recycling:glass_bottles= yes then recycling:aluminium= no is implied. If there is at least one of the following materials tagged, the default value for the rest is no.
Most recycling sites only accept specific types of waste, therefore the materials you're able to recycle or donate should be described. Often they are operated by one or more people in a dedicated role.
Centres are dedicated areas for collecting a wider range of recyclable household materials.
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