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How to use compost correctly
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Rules for home composting
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What is composting?
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Where should I place the compost bin?
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How do I know the compost bin is working?
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How should the compost bin be looked after?
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What could be wrong with the compost bin?
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What can I put in the compost bin?
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What should I not put in the compost bin?
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Invasive plants
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Can there be slugs in BOFA compost?
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Why does some of BOFA's compost smell?
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BOFA's user council
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Hazardous waste management
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Recycling centre in Vestermarie
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Recycling centres
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Waste plan 2022-2034
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Rules for household-like commercial waste
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Demolition and renovation
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Commercial waste schemes
Textile waste
Textile waste
BOFA encourages good usable textiles that can be recycled to be delivered directly to a thrift store or flea market.
Delivery of textiles:
Households in year-round areas can drop off worn textiles together with bulky waste 3 times a year. Households in holiday home areas can dispose of them in the designated container at the communal collection.What happens with Textile Waste
Textile waste is pre-sorted and stored in Rønne. From here it is sent to WastePlus in Næstved, where it is finely sorted and forwarded for reuse, recycling or recovery.
Yes please
- Worn and ragged clothes
- Clothing, outerwear and underwear
- Textiles and similar materials
No thank you
- Clothes that are good and well-maintained -> Recycle
- Duvets, pillows and cushions
- Clothes that are not in bags
Please note
Must not be damp or dirty.