Unlike the rest of Wiesbaden, the northernmost district does not have individually scheduled bulky waste collection dates; instead, there are four fixed dates per year—in February, May, August, and November. 

Details on the next bulky waste pickup for private households in Naurod: On Thursday, Obergasse and Auringer Straße, as well as all streets northeast of them, will be served. On Friday, all remaining streets located southwest of Obergasse and Auringer Straße, including the Erbsenacker neighborhood, will be served. A detailed list of the streets is available at www.elw.de, posted at the Naurod local administration office, and attached here. 

Please note that bulky waste may not be placed out until the evening before collection, and that rummaging through the piles of bulky waste is prohibited. Since early 2017, placing bulky waste out early has also been subject to fines. Among other things, this measure is intended to improve the cleanliness of the town and make it more difficult for illegal collectors to operate. 

The ELW asks all Naurod residents who wish to use this service to separate their bulky waste into the following two categories and place them on the sidewalk, and to clean the streets and sidewalks after collection: first, bulky furniture and carpets; and second, metal parts or electrical appliances. 

The following items do not qualify as bulky waste: renovation materials (laminate flooring, interior doors, sinks, and similar items), bundled yard waste, glass panes (such as from aquariums) and mirror glass—these do not belong in the glass recycling container either and may only be dropped off at the small-item drop-off center for a fee—as well as residual waste, which is why cardboard boxes and bags are not collected during the bulky waste pickup. 

For further information, please contact the ELW at (0611) 71530 or the local administration office at (06127) 991780. All information regarding bulky waste collection can also be found online at www.elw.de.