What are some good ways to sort garbage?

The new garbage classification policy divides garbage into four categories: wet garbage, dry garbage, garbage and hazardous garbage, there is no shortcut to garbage classification, everyone has to do a good job in environmental protection, but there is a kind of household appliance - wet garbage processor can solve the most difficult wet garbage in the kitchen, this kind of wet garbage is the most difficult to clean up in the family, easy to rot and smelly, affecting the sanitary environment, so to solve this most difficult to take care of the garbage, can bring some convenience to garbage classification, This kind of kitchen waste wet garbage disposer is generally installed under the kitchen sink, which can solve most of the wet waste of food waste, including leftovers, etc. The market prospect of garbage processors is also very good, such as the home appliance industry of Midea, Panasonic, etc., all produce garbage processors, but there are also professional brands specializing in this industry, such as the American brand InSinkerator, but this brand is not suitable for Chinese families, as well as domestic national brands Fudan Shenhua and Baker Bass, are the industry leaders in the field of purification, especially the brand of Fudan Shenhua, the garbage processors produced by it have advanced technology, and have a good reputation in the garbage processor industry.

The main categories of materials include waste paper, plastics, glass, metal and fabrics.

Dry garbage includes bricks, tiles, ceramics, muck, toilet waste paper, paper towels and other wastes that are difficult to achieve.

Wet waste includes food waste such as leftovers, bones, roots, and leaves.

How should garbage be sorted? Pigs and pigs can eat, all belong to kitchen waste, can be sold for money are garbage, pigs do not eat and can not be crushed is not ** garbage.

At present, the best way to do this is through the separation of dry and wet waste. Or through the classification of garbage that can and cannot be segregated. Both of these are better methods.

There are several ways to classify garbage, with the warming of the climate, the ecological problems are becoming more and more serious, many cities have carried out garbage classification, but many people do not know much about garbage classification, so there are several ways to classify garbage, the following is the relevant content I sorted out.

1. Yes

It mainly includes five categories: waste paper, plastic, glass, metal and cloth.

2. Do not**

Food waste

Including leftovers, bones, roots, leaves, peels and other food waste.

Biotechnology processes compost on site, producing tons of organic fertilizer per ton.

Other garbage

Including bricks, ceramics, muck, toilet waste paper, paper towels and other difficult wastes, husks and dust in addition to the above types of garbage. Sanitary landfills can effectively reduce pollution of groundwater, surface water, soil and air.

In fact, the big stick bone is listed as "other garbage" because it is "difficult to corrode". Corn pits, nut shells, fruit pits, chicken bones, etc. are food waste.

Toilet paper

Toilet paper and toilet paper dissolve in water, which is not considered to be the best "paper", similar to pottery, cigarette boxes, etc.

Food waste is bagged

Commonly used plastic bags, even if they are degradable, are far more difficult to corrode than food waste. In addition, the plastic bag itself is a ** garbage. The correct approach should be to dump the kitchen waste into the trash can, and throw the plastic bag into the "can be ** garbage" can.

Husks

In garbage classification, the identification of "fruit shell melon skin" is peanut shell, which is indeed kitchen waste. Waste cooking oil used at home is also classified as "kitchen waste".

Dust

In garbage sorting, dust is classified as "other garbage", but fallen branches and leaves are classified as "kitchen garbage", including flowers that have bloomed at home.

Toxic and hazardous waste

Wastes that contain heavy metals, toxic substances, or actual or potential harm to the environment that are harmful to human health. Including batteries, fluorescent tubes, light bulbs, mercury thermometers, paint buckets, some home appliances, expired medicines, expired cosmetics, etc. This waste is generally disposed of separately or in landfills.

1. The method of garbage classification is divided into garbage and non-garbage according to whether it can be ** garbage and non-** garbage. However, garbage mainly refers to five categories: waste paper, plastic, glass, metal and cloth. It is divided into two categories: organic waste and hazardous waste.

2. Organic waste generally refers to kitchen waste, leftovers, fruit peels, vegetable skins, etc., and seemingly non-sustainable garbage can be transformed into fertilizer through the fermentation process of biotechnology.

3. Hazardous garbage refers to used up waste batteries, waste lamps, waste thermometers, expired drugs, expired cosmetics, etc., which not only cannot be used, but also causes great pollution to the environment.

Domestic waste can generally be divided into four categories"Garbage, kitchen waste, hazardous waste, and other garbage"。

Hazardous waste includes: batteries, fluorescent tubes, paint buckets, medicines, etc.

Garbage includes: metal, glass, plastic, etc.

Food waste includes: leftovers, bones, peels and husks, etc.

Other garbage includes: : dust, ceramics, cigarette butts, textiles, etc.

1. For garbage classification, we can remember that if it is garbage that can be sold for money, it should be thrown into the blue bucket, because the garbage that can be sold for money generally belongs to primrose, reed paper cans, milk shell bottles or kitchen knives, wine bottles, bags, trolley boxes, these should belong to the garbage, so it is divided into the blue bucket of garbage.

2. If it is garbage that no one wants, then it should be sorted into gray trash cans. Generally speaking, we all know that if the dirty garbage is relatively dirty, we will generally choose to mark it with gray things, so such as Chetsuko's diapers and wet wipes, cigarette butts and sponges with broken socks, and then eaten big stick bones, chewing gum, corn leaves and expired cosmetics, these things belong to no one wants. So we should put it in the gray bin, which belongs to other types of garbage.

3. If it is particularly perishable, put it directly in the green trash can. Because of the particularly perishable things, that is, the food items we usually eat. The base is like rice, chicken, pork, beef, shrimp shells, banana peels, apple peels, bagasse fairy tales**, hot pot bases, these are all perishable things.

So for these things, I put them directly into the green trash can, so that we can ** the kitchen waste.