plastic, metal, electronics
Confidence: depends on your area · Place: Germany · Last checked: September 2026
Dispose of batteries and accumulators separately at a hazardous waste collection point.
Restmülltonne (residual waste bin)Why
- Toys are usually made of mixed materials and are not classified as packaging.
- Non-electronic toys without batteries belong in the residual waste bin.
- Electronic toys and batteries belong to hazardous waste (electrical waste).
Some municipalities offer special collections or return points for toys, especially for electronic toys or larger parts.
varies by municipalityBefore you throw it away
- Remove batteries and accumulators and dispose of them separately at a collection point.
What you can make from it
Toy donation
- Sort out intact toys.
- Clean them thoroughly.
- Donate them to local kindergartens, schools, or charities.
DIY decoration from toy parts
- Disassemble the toy into individual components.
- Use the parts for creative craft projects or decorations.
- Secure the parts safely to desired surfaces.