What you can drop off at Droppie Javastraat in Amsterdam
At Droppie Javastraat in Amsterdam (Javastraat 24, 1094 HH Amsterdam) you can drop off 336 of the 349 materials in the Recyclecheck, across 15 categories. Below, per category, whether it is accepted here, what you get for it and where in the store to hand it in.
Address: Javastraat 24, 1094 HH Amsterdam
Per category
- Batteries: accepted here (10 materials; no compensation; the WeCycle bin)
- Books: accepted here (8 materials; € 0.10 per item; the counter)
- Data carriers: accepted here (26 materials; € 0.20 per kg; the Dropbot)
- E-waste (small appliances): accepted here (117 materials; € 0.10 per kg; the Dropbot)
- Used cooking oil: accepted here (5 materials; € 0.15 per kg; the counter)
- Large household appliances: accepted here (11 materials; € 2.00 per item; the counter)
- Helmets: accepted here (5 materials; € 0.10 per item; the counter)
- Children's bikes: accepted here (3 materials; no compensation; the counter)
- Coffee capsules: accepted here (2 materials; no compensation; the Recycling wall)
- Lamps: accepted here (6 materials; no compensation; the WeCycle bin)
- Mattresses: not accepted here
- Other: accepted here (9 materials; no compensation; the Recycling wall)
- Pans and cookware: accepted here (10 materials; no compensation; the counter)
- Plastic packaging: accepted here (41 materials; € 0.20 per kg; the Dropbot)
- Toys: not accepted here
- Deposit return: accepted here (14 materials; € 0.15 to € 0.25 per item; the bulk machine)
- Textiles: accepted here (69 materials; € 0.10 per kg; the Dropbot)
How dropping at Droppie works
Droppie collects valuable materials for recycling and reuse. You bring your stuff to one of our drop-points in Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and Utrecht, hand it in at the spot that belongs to the material, and get paid for it. What you get depends on the material; it is listed per category on this page and per material in the Recyclecheck below.