Instructions

Please sort your waste before bringing it to the waste reception station, to make your visit run smoothly. The number of visits are unlimited. You can bring no more than 2 m3 (one trailer) of waste per visit. Heavy articles should be brought to Stormossen’s waste central in Kvevlax. Other Stormossen’s waste reception stations do not have lifting equipment.

Keep in mind, that children under 12 years are safest in the car during a visit to any waste reception station.

Stormossen’s waste reception receive the following types of waste:

  • asbestos (max. 50 litres) NB! Read the instructions carefully
  • cardboard and carton packages
  • concrete and brick
  • combustible waste
  • electrical and electronic scrap
  • end-of-life textiles
  • energy waste
  • hazardous waste – store in original packaging
  • gypsum – clean plaster board separately
  • landfill waste, e.g. fiberglass and pvc-plastic
  • impregnated wood
  • clothes, reusable clothes and textiles separately
  • glass packaging separately from other glass
  • metal
  • paper
  • paper for destroying
  • plastic packaging
  • wood
  • garden waste (not Vaasa waste reception station at Sammonkatu)

Every household in the Stormossen region pays an eco-fee that entitles the household to a customer card. Bring your customer card when visiting the waste reception station. The customer card is available as an application for your smartphone or as a paper card.

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