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How should glasses cleaner be sorted?
Search for an item and see which Danish waste category it should be sorted into. Try pizza box, coffee filter or battery.
Glasses cleaner should be sorted as:
Plastic
Completely empty plastic bottle without a hazard label
Plast
Hazardous waste
Residue or hazard-labelled packaging; follow local guidance
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About this item
Glasses cleaner with leftover liquid should be handed in as hazardous waste if required locally. Empty plastic bottles can usually be sorted as plastic. Aerosols or hazard-labelled bottles should go to hazardous waste.
If the category is not available locally
If your municipality does not collect this category at your home, you can do this.
Plastic
Alternative: Municipal recycling centre, local collection point or shared collection station. Do not automatically use residual waste.
Hazardous waste
Alternative: Recycling centre, hazardous-waste collection point or the municipality's collection box. Never place it in residual waste.
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