Fabric
Fabric and textiles can be reused or repurposed. Do not place them in your household recycling bin.
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Fencing
Fencing in good condition can be reused. The type of material will determine how you can recycle or dispose of unwanted fencing.
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Fire crackers
Unused fire crackers cannot be accepted at ACT waste facilities. Do not put in your recycling or rubbish bin as they may explode.
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Fire extinguishers
Fire extinguishers contain hazardous materials and do not go in your rubbish or recycling bin.
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Flares
Flares are a hazardous waste. Do not place in the rubbish or recycling bin. They require special disposal and are NOT accepted at ACT waste facilities.
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Food waste
Food waste should be placed in your general waste bin. However, there are many options that offer better environmental outcomes such as composting or worm farming. Food waste cannot go in ACT green garden waste or recycling bins.
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Fridges and freezers
Fridges, freezers and other whitegoods can be reused, repaired or taken for responsible recycling.
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Fuels
Fuels must not go in your household bins. Do not pour any fuel down the drain, on the ground, or into sewers.
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Furniture (metal, plastic and wood)
Furniture can be reused or restored and must not be placed in your household bins.
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