Compost points in Óbuda

The purpose of the compost points is to collect household vegetable waste and turn it into humus.
Vegetables, fruit, houseplants, and coffee grounds can be placed in the compost bins that are currently being filled. Green waste can only be chopped into small pieces.
Objects of animal origin, chemically treated objects, and slowly decomposing plant parts (e.g. evergreens) are prohibited.
Keep in mind that this is a community enterprise, so stronger restrictions apply than in the case of a family compost.

Further composting basics can be read in Hungarian on the humusz.hu website.

Contacts

komposzt.obuda@gmail.com – "Compost point Óbuda": email address of compost masters
This email address can also be used when planning to establish a new compost point
or when applying to become a compost responsible.
Compost points at Pók utca – Facebook group
Composting in Békásmegyer – Facebook group
Composting in Kaszásdűlő – Facebook group

Maps

openstreetmap.org – search
Google térképen search for: komposztpont
Funzine's compost map
GPS coordinates in District III

Compostable: plant waste — vegetable stems, leaves, peels (e.g. carrots, onions, potatoes, lettuce); fruit peels, cobs, leaves (e.g. apple, pear, melon peel chopped), tea leaves (without filter); herbivorous pet apples; houseplants (withered, withered flowers, leaves); coffee grounds; uncontaminated leaf litter, garden green waste (chopped, chopped)

Not compostable (here): animal-derived and chemically treated objects — as well as tropical fruits (mainly citrus fruits, but not bananas); baked goods; bags (not even those advertised as biodegradable); evergreens; meat, bones; food scraps; oil; milk, cheese, dairy products; diapers, textiles; pitted bags; paper, tissues, handkerchiefs; tea filter paper; glass, plastic, metal; candles, wax; vacuum cleaner dust bags; medicine; hair, nails; blue/green mold; cigarette butts; litter from carnivorous pets (e.g. dogs, cats)

Introducing the public compost points in District III