SKI-INN ACCOMMODATION AND CARAVAN AREA
In Ruka's apartments, you can recycle biowaste, plastic, glass, metal, cardboard, paper and combustible waste. Sorting bins are located in the accommodation's waste rooms. Thanks for recycling!
Wastesorting in Ski-Inn accommodation
We want to focus on recycling, because when sorted correctly, the waste turns from rubbish into a raw material or energy source.
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MIXED WASTE: Sort to mixed waste container e.g. diapers, masks and other sanitary products, dirty paper, paperboard and cardboard, styrofoam, pet droppings.
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BIOWASTE: Biowaste Includes food scraps, spoiled food, fruit and vegetable peels, fish waste, coffee grounds and tea bags, paper towels and napkins.
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PLASTIC WASTE: Plastic waste includes empty, clean and dry plastic food packaging, detergent and shampoo packaging, plastic bags and food wrappers.
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CARDBOARD: What to sort in cardboard container: e.g. cardboard boxes, cardboard beverage cans, food packaging, toilet paper sleeves and pizza boxes. Sort empty, dry and flattened.
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METAL: e.g. cans, non-refundaböe beverage cans, metal lids and caps and foil belongs to metal waste bin.
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GLASS: Sort glass bottles and glass jars without lids.
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PAPER: e.g. newspapers, brochures and copy papers belong to paper waste bin. Do not sort gift wrapping paper to paper waste but to mixed waste.
Learn more about sorting at Ruka
- Please note that the Ski-Inn sorting points are for guests only.
- See further instructions on how to sort different package materials on Rinki's page (Finnish Packaging Recycling company).
- Ruka's general recycling point can be found in Rukanriutta, next to Sale market. There are sorting bins for glass, metal, paper and cardboard.
- You can find all general sorting points in Kuusamo and their locations on the City of Kuusamo´s page.
Have an energy-wise vacation
Enjoy your holiday in an energy-wise way without compromising on comfort - here's how:
Enjoy the sauna with your group at the same time. It takes about 45 minutes to heat up, so head in as soon as it’s ready to make the most of the warmth. And remember to turn off the stove after your sauna session – every little bit helps!
Let’s save water together! Could a shorter, refreshing shower do the trick?
Keep it cozy and energy-efficient. The ideal indoor temperature is around 20-21°C in living areas and 18-20°C in bedrooms for a perfect balance.
Let’s keep the warmth in! Close the windows and doors quickly to keep the chill out.
When leaving the apartment, turn off the lights, devices, and reduce ventilation to help conserve energy.
Thanks for doing your part! Together, we can protect nature and save energy.
