Waste collection
Renosyd administers the services. In Mit Renosyd you can view the collection calendar, bins and personal waste data, order extra services and report problems; the standard setup has three bins for the ordinary waste categories.
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Skanderborg Municipality is known for Skanderborg Festival and its scenic location around lakes and forests. It offers a strong mix of urban life, culture and outdoor opportunities.
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In Skanderborg Municipality, Renosyd manages waste collection and provides containers for household sorting. Residents sort trash categories such as food waste, residual waste, glass, paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, textiles, hazardous waste and electronics. Food and residual waste are collected every two weeks, while recyclable trash categories are collected less frequently. The waste plan focuses on reducing waste and promoting recycling, supported by a waste app with sorting guidance and collection reminders.

Residual waste
✓ Used

Food waste
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Cardboard
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Plastic
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Glass
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Hazardous waste
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Paper
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Metal
✓ Used

Textile waste
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Food and beverage cartons
− Not used
Renosyd administers the services. In Mit Renosyd you can view the collection calendar, bins and personal waste data, order extra services and report problems; the standard setup has three bins for the ordinary waste categories.
Mit Renosyd includes a searchable sorting guide, and Renosyd publishes an illustrated sorting leaflet for private homes. In Skanderborg and Ry, the newer AI-assisted guide can also help identify a waste item.
Bulky waste is booked in Mit Renosyd and must be separated and placed out according to the instructions shown during booking. Excluded waste can be delivered to Renosyd's local sites in Skanderborg, Hørning, Ry and Galten-Skovby.
The red hazardous-waste box is placed on top of a bin on collection day when full. It must be closed and may weigh no more than 4 kg; a household may also deliver up to 25 kg per day and 200 kg per year at a recycling centre.
The owner can opt into a fixed bin for garden-waste collection, and garden waste can always be delivered to Renosyd's recycling centres. Renosyd also recommends brushwood piles or dead hedges so branches, leaves and cuttings can remain in the garden and create habitats.
Source: The information is based on Skanderborg Municipality's official waste pages and Renosyd's information about waste schemes, recycling centres and Værdicentralen. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
Last checked: 2026-05-15