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Elimination of waste

Small toxic waste

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The 'green corners' were created by the Brussels Region to collect small toxic waste.

   

By small toxic waste, we mean the rests of cleaner, bleach, shoe polish, sprays, mercury thermometers, varnish, solvents, paint, piles, batteries, pesticides, tubes neon, ink, cartridges of printer,...

This small toxic waste are products which can worsen the environment if they are not treated in an adequate way. It is necessary to treat them with big care.

If it is about quite small volumes, they can be deposited at the photographer's, the hardware dealers and the pharmacists that show the logo 'green corner'. It is also possible to bring them to the following mobile green corners:

DistrictLocationPeriod

European district

Square Ambiorix - on the corner of the Avenue de la Brabançonne

On the 4th Tuesday of the month
From 6:30 pm till 7:30 pm

Laeken

Avenue des Pagodes - Avenue de Versailles

On the 1st Monday of the month
From 6:30 pm till 7:30 pm

Or public garden Jean Palfyn

On the 2nd Monday of the month
From 6:30 pm till 7:30 pm

Or Place Emile Bockstael

On the 3rd Saturday of the month
From 1:30 pm till 3 pm

Neder-Over-Heembeek and Haren

Church Sainte-Elisabeth

1st Monday of the month
From 3 pm till 5 pm

Or place Peter Benoît

On the 1st Monday of the month
From 5:15 pm till 6:15 pm

Batteries

Certain batteries can become harmful waste for the environment. It is thus important to evacuate them by depositing them in the operational points of collection in supermarkets, schools, parks with containers, town halls, post offices,... There are 20.000 points of collection in Belgium.

Low-energy light bulbs, medication and radiography

These things have to be brought to the Mobile green corners:

  • low-energy light bulbs (classic light bulbs wrapped in paper have to go into white bags or to container parks)
  • old medication
  • radiography

Oil and fats

Private individuals can bring their kitchen oil:

  • To the municipal Green Corners
  • To the regional waste reception centres
  • To the mobile Green Corners (PDF)
  • To the fixed Green Corners in the stores which participate

Professional users can phone the free number 0800 981 81 of Brussels-Cleanliness.

Roofing

Roofing has to be given to firms specialized in waste treatment, like:

Practical information

Cleanliness
regional waste reception centre Nord
Rue du Rupel 6
1000 Brussels
[plan]
Opening hours : From Tuesday till Saturday, from 9:00 am till 4:00 pm (access to the quay till 3:45 pm).
2 regional waste reception centres receive the out-of-service material.

Cleanliness
Regional waste reception centre South
Boulevard de la Deuxième Armée Britannique 676
1190 Brussels
[plan]
Opening hours : From Tuesday till Saturday, from 9:00 am till 4:00 pm (access to the quay till 3:45 pm).
2 regional waste reception centres receive the out-of-service material.

Cleanliness
Toll-free number of the regional Agency Brussels-Cleanliness
Tel. : 0800 981 81
http://www.bruxelles-proprete.be

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