Recycle your disposable diapers!

Notification

We've received a large number of registrations in a short time, which we're thrilled about.!
However, due to the sheer volume, we've fallen behind in following up.

Pails and rolls of diaper bags are currently being prepared and delivered.
Therefore, it may take a while before we also come and pick up your diapers, apologies for waiting!

Recycle diapers!

Whether you use many or few diapers, they can be recycled and you can help with that!

Do not throw the diapers with the residual waste but collect them in a separate bag and have them picked up at home!

We focus primarily on families with one or more children in (night) diapers and childminders.
This amounts to approximately 7 to 100 diapers / diaper pants / pajama pants per address per week.

Of course, we'd love for daycare centers and healthcare institutions to recycle diapers as well, but these quantities are too large for us to collect!
However, we're happy to help find solutions to have their diapers recycled as well!

Join us!

Fill in the form and let your diapers recycle!
Participating is free and is entirely without obligation!

How many diapers do you use approximately per week?

Amount of diapers per week?

Where should the diapers be picked up?

Zip code

Number

Add.

Who are you and at which number can you be reached for picking up the diapers?

Name

Phone number

It is best to collect the diapers in an airtight diaper pail.
View the examples

I would like to borrow a diaper pail!

If you have any questions, ideas or comments, you can put them here

Notes

You need to know this!

The following lists indicate what may and may not be placed in diaper bags:

Allowed

Diapers
Diaper pants
Pyjama pants
(DryNites, Ninjamas, Private label)
Swim diapers
Baby wipes
Diaper bags

Not Allowed

Gloves
Washcloths
Sanitary pads, tampons
Packaging, jars of tubes
Ostomy equiments
Other waste

What happens to the diapers?

The collected diapers are processed into plastic, paper pulp, and biogas at ARN in Nijmegen.
You can read how this works here .