Recycling

Council encourages you to recycle household items such as glass bottles, newspapers, cardboard, magazines and aluminium cans, and place them in the dedicated section of your wheelie bin, or deliver them to our facilities.

Refer to our:

Also refer to our Logan Recycling Market.

A to Z list of recyclables and where you can dispose of them

A to Z list of recyclables
What? Where?
Aerosol cans (empty) Recycling wheelie bin
Aluminium cans Recycling wheelie bin
Batteries (car) Browns Plains Landfill and Carbrook, Beenleigh, Greenbank and Logan Village Transfer Stations
Beer bottles/cans Recycling wheelie bin
Car Bodies (whole or part) Browns Plains Landfill and Carbrook, Beenleigh, Greenbank and Logan Village Transfer Stations
Cardboard Recycling wheelie bin
Clothing Charity organisations
Detergent cartons Recycling wheelie bin
Electrical appliances Logan Recycling Market
Furniture Logan Recycling Market
Food scraps Compost bin/wormfarm
Fluorescent tubes (domestic only - maximum of 4) Browns Plains and Carbrook only
Glass jars and bottles Recycling wheelie bin
Gas cylinders Browns Plains Landfill and Carbrook, Beenleigh, Greenbank and Logan Village Transfer Stations
Garden clippings Compost bin/wormfarm
Household goods Logan Recycling Market
Ice cream containers Recycling wheelie bin
Juice cartons/bottles Recycling wheelie bin
Kitty litter Dig into your garden
Lawn mowers Logan Recycling Market
Milk cartons/bottles Recycling wheelie bin
Magazines Recycling wheelie bin
Mobile phones, batteries and accessories Browns Plains and Carbrook only
Newspapers Recycling wheelie bin
Oils (car and cooking) Browns Plains Landfill and Carbrook, Beenleigh, Greenbank and Logan Village Transfer Stations
Paper Recycling wheelie bin
Pizza Boxes Empty
Plastic bottles (1, 2 and 5) Recycling wheelie bin
Printer cartridges and consumables Browns Plains and Carbrook only
Rechargeable Batteries Browns Plains and Carbrook only
Steel Cans/Shampoo Bottles Recycling wheelie bin
Scrap Metal Browns Plains Landfill and Carbrook, Beenleigh, Greenbank and Logan Village Transfer Stations
Smoke Detectors (max 5) Browns Plains and Carbrook only
Tyres Browns Plains Landfill and Carbrook, Beenleigh, Greenbank and Logan Village Transfer Stations
White goods Logan Recycling Market
Yellow pages/phone book Recycling wheelie bin
Zillions of unwanted things! Logan Recycling Market

Recycling facilities for large quantities of materials

Council operates five waste disposal facilities which accept recycling materials. Large quantities of materials that may not fit in the recycling section of your bin can be disposed of at these facilities.

Liquid recyclable products such as oils and car batteries are not suitable for a wheelie bin or kerbside collection system as they may leak, but the facilities at the SmartTiPs allow residents to safely recycle cooking and engine oils as well as car batteries, again confident in the knowledge that the materials will be collected, processed and reused.

Residents are also able to leave reuseable and resaleable items at the recycling centres to be transferred to the Logan Recycling Market for sale to the public. These items could include:

  • clothing
  • building materials
  • homewares
  • hardware
  • furniture
  • books

Each month Logan residents recycle approximately:

  • 25 tonnes of cardboard
  • 4.5 tonnes of glass
  • 200 tonnes of metals
  • 2,500 litres of oils (car and cooking)
  • 100 tonnes of materials suitable for sale at the Logan Recycling Market

Fact sheets