03 / ELECTRONICS

Electronics

Chargers · light bulbs · batteries

batterijenbak · the battery bin

Electronics

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12 places in Amsterdam // that we know of

  1. 01
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    NDSM free exchange corner

    NDSM-Plein, Amsterdam-Noord

    Address still being checked

    Open
    Check when you arrive
    How it works
    For reusable books, clothes, shoes, chairs, electronics, shelves, furniture and office supplies.
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  2. 02
    Recycling drop-off

    Droppie · Van Limburg Stirumplein

    Van Limburg Stirumplein 1, 1051 BD Amsterdam

    Open
    Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00 · Sat 10:00–17:00
    How it works
    Pays per kilo for textiles, e-waste, plastic packaging, drink cartons and frying oil, and refunds deposit bottles and cans (no glass). Also takes, without payment: batteries (up to 5 kg), coffee pods, pens, cork, printer cartridges, toothbrush heads, tennis balls, incandescent bulbs and flat cans.
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  3. 03
    Recycling drop-off

    Droppie · Bos en Lommerplein

    Bos en Lommerplein 126, 1055 EK Amsterdam

    Open
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    How it works
    Pays per kilo for textiles, e-waste, plastic packaging, drink cartons and frying oil, and refunds deposit bottles and cans (no glass). Also takes, without payment: batteries (up to 5 kg), coffee pods, pens, cork, printer cartridges, toothbrush heads, tennis balls, incandescent bulbs and flat cans.
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  4. 04
    Recycling drop-off

    Droppie · Buikslotermeerplein (recycle container)

    Buikslotermeerplein 31, 1025 ES Amsterdam

    Open
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    How it works
    Pays per kilo for textiles, e-waste, plastic packaging, drink cartons and frying oil, and refunds deposit bottles and cans (no glass). Also takes, without payment: batteries (up to 5 kg), coffee pods, pens, cork, printer cartridges, toothbrush heads, tennis balls, incandescent bulbs and flat cans.
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  5. 05
    Recycling drop-off

    Droppie · Javastraat

    Javastraat 24, 1094 HH Amsterdam

    Open
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    How it works
    Pays per kilo for textiles, e-waste, plastic packaging, drink cartons and frying oil, and refunds deposit bottles and cans (no glass). Also takes, without payment: batteries (up to 5 kg), coffee pods, pens, cork, printer cartridges, toothbrush heads, tennis balls, incandescent bulbs and flat cans.
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  6. 06
    Recycling drop-off

    Droppie · Osdorpplein

    Osdorpplein 404, 1068 EV Amsterdam

    Open
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    How it works
    Pays per kilo for textiles, e-waste, plastic packaging, drink cartons and frying oil, and refunds deposit bottles and cans (no glass). Also takes, without payment: batteries (up to 5 kg), coffee pods, pens, cork, printer cartridges, toothbrush heads, tennis balls, incandescent bulbs and flat cans.
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  7. 07
    Recycling drop-off

    Recyclepunt · Rozenburglaan

    Rozenburglaan 1, Amsterdam-Oost

    Open
    Mon–Sat 08:00–17:00
    How it works
    Free for Amsterdam residents. Bring ID and proof that you live in Amsterdam, such as a letter with your address. Sort your waste before you go and arrive well before closing time.
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  8. 08
    Recycling drop-off

    Recyclepunt · Marie Baronlaan

    Marie Baronlaan 13, 1095 MV Amsterdam

    Open
    Mon–Sat 08:00–17:00
    How it works
    Free for Amsterdam residents. Bring ID and proof that you live in Amsterdam, such as a letter with your address. Sort your waste before you go and arrive well before closing time.
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  9. 09
    Recycling drop-off

    Recyclepunt · Toetsenbordweg

    Toetsenbordweg 41, 1033 MZ Amsterdam

    Open
    Mon–Sat 08:00–17:00 · Sun 10:00–16:00
    How it works
    Free for Amsterdam residents. Bring ID and proof that you live in Amsterdam, such as a letter with your address. Sort your waste before you go and arrive well before closing time.
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    Recycling drop-off

    Recyclepunt · Seineweg

    Seineweg 1, 1043 BE Amsterdam

    Open
    Mon–Sat 08:00–17:00
    How it works
    Free for Amsterdam residents. Bring ID and proof that you live in Amsterdam, such as a letter with your address. Sort your waste before you go and arrive well before closing time.
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    Recycling drop-off

    Recyclepunt · Henk Sneevlietweg

    Henk Sneevlietweg 22, 1066 VH Amsterdam

    Open
    Mon–Sat 08:00–17:00 · Sun 10:00–16:00
    How it works
    Free for Amsterdam residents. Bring ID and proof that you live in Amsterdam, such as a letter with your address. Sort your waste before you go and arrive well before closing time.
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    Recycling drop-off

    Recyclepunt · Meerkerkdreef

    Meerkerkdreef 31, 1106 GZ Amsterdam

    Open
    Mon–Sat 08:00–17:00 · Sun 10:00–16:00
    How it works
    Free for Amsterdam residents. Bring ID and proof that you live in Amsterdam, such as a letter with your address. Sort your waste before you go and arrive well before closing time.
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Anywhere in Amsterdam // no fixed address

  • Take-back

    Shops that sell electronics

    No fixed address

    Open
    During shop hours
    How it works
    Buying a similar new device? The shop takes the old one back for free, also with online orders and home delivery. Large electronics shops (over 400 m²) take small devices (up to 25 cm) free, even without a purchase.
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  • Recycling drop-off

    Collection bins in shops

    No fixed address

    Open
    During shop hours
    How it works
    Bins for small appliances and lamps at more than 5,000 shops, mostly DIY stores and supermarkets. Find one nearby on the map.
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  • Recycling drop-off

    Battery bins

    No fixed address

    Open
    During shop hours
    How it works
    Batteries and e-bike batteries go to collection points in shops. Find one nearby.
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How it works

Never put batteries or devices in general waste: they can start fires. Reuse or repair comes first.

Source: Milieu Centraal

Careful

a power bank in the street is mostly a free fire for the collection truck. best not.