How to recycle your Philips Product
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What is classed as WEEE?
Small electrical items that are broken (and can’t be repaired or refused) are classed as WEEE – waste electrical and electronic equipment
Any items that have a plug, use batteries, need charging, or have a picture of a crossed-out wheelie bin on, are known as Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
Any disposable batteries should be recycled separately. More information can be found here
Kerbside collection
Your local authority may collect small electrical items, including your Philips product.
Visit your local council’s website to see if they collect small electrical items. This is usually found under ‘What Can I Recycle’
Local recycling
You can recycle WEEE waste via your local recycling centre. Please check details of your local centre before you visit.
To find your nearest one, visit RecycleNow
Recycle your dental care products
We’ve partnered with TerraCycle® to create a recycling plan for dental care products.
Recycle your shaver blades and heads
We are pleased to share with you a simple way you can recycle your Philips razor blades and shaving heads through our handy freepost service.
Refurbished products
A product’s second chance at life
Why refurbish?
Unwanted products often get scrapped after a customer returns them, but not at Philips. As part of our sustainability missions, we now offer a wide range of products that are given a new life instead of ending up in landfill
