Who knows, how to classify garbage in daily life?

To do a good job in garbage classification, we must promote it from the following aspects: to understand garbage classification, first of all, we must understand what garbage classification is and why we should do a good job in garbage classification. With the current environmental protection requirements, the amount of garbage disposal in our city is increasing, and only a good classification can reduce the lead time of treatment and avoid some unnecessary cross-contamination.

Attaching importance to garbage classification, we have learned about garbage classification.

Understand its importance and don't think that garbage sorting is dispensable. Everyone in your community understands waste separation, but if you don't implement it, it's all for naught.

To understand the classification criteria, I need to understand the standards of garbage classification to do a good job in garbage classification. If you understand what is domestic waste, industrial waste, construction waste, etc., you also need to understand different classification standards from different aspects, such as what can be and cannot be, what is general waste, hazardous waste, high-risk waste, etc. Only by understanding the criteria of classification can I achieve reasonable classification, not to classify the wrong category, and not to litter into the inappropriate trash can.

Metal garbage, such as some cans, waste aluminum alloy doors and windows, metal packaging gift boxes, etc., these metal products can be stacked together**.

Paper garbage, some newspapers, cardboard, packaging cartons, etc., which can be returned to the factory for reuse.

Plastic garbage, discarded plastic pipe fittings, plastic toy parts, bottles of used detergent, etc., can be put together for **utilization. There are also glass and cloth, some door and window glass, glass bottles, etc., you can go to a special glass station, as well as old clothes, etc., you can donate after washing, or you can let some people deal with it.

Kitchen garbage, including leftovers, peels, bones, etc., as well as some waste oil in the range hood are non-degradable garbage, as well as toilet paper in the bathroom, this kind of toilet paper dissolves in water is not considered to be a first-class paper, as well as garbage bags at home, etc., are non-degradable and non-degradable.

Our household waste can generally be divided into four categories: garbage, kitchen waste, hazardous waste, and other garbage. Among them, kitchen waste is also called wet waste, and other waste is also called dry waste.

Domestic garbage is divided into 4 categories, namely: ** garbage, hazardous garbage, kitchen waste, and other garbage.

1. It can be **garbage.

Acceptable material refers to domestic waste suitable for utilization and resource utilization. The main varieties of materials include: waste paper, waste plastic bottles, waste metal, waste packaging, waste textiles, waste electrical and electronic products, waste glass, waste paper, plastic and aluminum composite packaging, etc.

2. Hazardous garbage.

Hazardous waste refers to domestic waste that causes direct or potential harm to human health or the natural environment. Common hazardous waste includes waste lamps, waste paint, pesticides, waste cosmetics, expired medicines, waste batteries, waste light bulbs, waste water silver thermometers, etc., and hazardous waste needs to be safely disposed of in accordance with special and correct methods.

3. Kitchen waste.

Kitchen waste refers to the garbage generated in residents' daily life and food processing, catering services, unit meals and other activities, including discarded leaves, leftovers, leftovers, peels, eggshells, tea residues, bones, etc., which are mainly home kitchens, restaurants, restaurants, canteens, markets and other industries related to food processing.

4. Other garbage.

Other garbage refers to the garbage that has less harm and no reuse value, such as construction waste, domestic garbage, etc., which are generally treated by landfill, incineration, sanitary decomposition, etc., and some can also be solved by biological decomposition, such as earthworms.

Household waste. Hazardous garbage, wet garbage.

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How to classify household waste.

1.Dry garbage: other domestic wastes other than hazardous garbage, wet garbage, including napkins, lunch boxes, broken ceramics, large bones, shells and other non-perishable garbage.

Remember to drain the water when putting it, such as the food for takeaway, be sure to pour out the soup, and put the remaining vegetables and rice into the wet garbage collection container, and those takeaway lunch boxes and plastic bags are dry garbage.

Dry waste is sent to incineration plants to generate electricity, so that each type of waste has its rightful place and not useless waste.

2.Acceptable: suitable, recyclable domestic waste.

3.Hazardous waste: to human health or the natural environment.

Household waste that causes direct or potential harm.

4.Wet waste: perishable biomass domestic waste.

**。Requirements for garbage sorting.

1) Establish the concept of garbage classification.

Widely carry out publicity, education and advocacy work on garbage classification, so that everyone can establish environmental awareness of garbage classification, clarify the serious harm caused by garbage to social life, publicize the importance of garbage classification, and call on everyone to actively participate in garbage classification. At the same time, we will teach everyone the knowledge of garbage classification, so that everyone will gradually become a conscious and habitual behavior of garbage classification.

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**。2) Add facilities for garbage sorting.

Several separate sorting bins can be established. Garbage classification should be gradually refined. The finer and more refined the garbage classification, the more conducive to the utilization.

You can use different colored garbage cans to separate special garbage such as glass, paper, plastic and metal packaging waste, battery bulbs, etc.

The trash can needs to indicate the category of ** and a brief instructions for use.

The four categories of domestic waste classification are ** garbage, kitchen waste, hazardous waste and other garbage.

However, it is a renewable resource, which refers to the unpolluted and suitable waste in domestic waste.

Food waste, including leftovers, bones, roots and leaves.

Hazardous waste refers to the substances in domestic waste that cause direct or potential harm to human health or the natural environment.

Other garbage refers to other domestic garbage except for the most important things, hazardous garbage and kitchen waste, that is, the garbage mainly collected and processed by the current sanitation system.

The classification of domestic waste is to reduce the amount of domestic waste disposal through useful substances, improve the purity of the substances, increase their resource utilization value, and reduce environmental pollution.

Classification purposes. Reduce the amount of garbage disposed of. The classification of domestic waste reduces the amount of garbage entering landfill and incineration and other final disposal facilities, reduces the substances that are not conducive to landfill or incineration disposal, improves the effect of garbage composting, and is conducive to the normal operation and pollution control of domestic waste treatment and disposal facilities.

It is convenient to use useful substances in garbage. The classification of domestic waste can reduce the pollution of the substances, improve the purity of the substances, and reduce the workload of the sorting of the substances.

Minimize contamination. Mixed collection is easy to cause the mixing of high moisture content and easily degradable kitchen waste and toxic and harmful substances in domestic waste, and after classification, strict requirements can be imposed on the collection containers and back-end treatment according to the nature of different types of garbage, which can reduce environmental pollution.

Classification principles. The basic principle of domestic waste classification is to classify domestic waste according to the different nature of domestic garbage, and choose appropriate and targeted methods to treat, dispose of or utilize all kinds of domestic waste, so as to achieve better comprehensive benefits.

The specific classification principles mainly include: the separation of the possible and the non-** things; Combustibles are separated from non-combustibles; Dry garbage is separated from wet garbage; Toxic and harmful substances are separated from general substances. The specific classification method should be selected according to the conditions of the local domestic waste treatment facilities.

Household waste is divided into four main categories:

First, it can be **garbage.

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

Waste paper: mainly including newspapers, periodicals, books, various packaging paper, office paper, advertising paper, cartons, etc., but pay attention to paper towels and toilet paper due to the strong water solubility.

Plastics: mainly include all kinds of plastic bags, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes and tableware, toothbrushes, cups, mineral water bottles, toothpaste skins, etc.

Glass: mainly including all kinds of glass bottles, broken glass pieces, mirrors, light bulbs, thermoses, etc.

Metal objects: mainly including cans, cans, etc.

Fabrics: mainly include discarded clothes, tablecloths, face towels, school bags, shoes, etc.

2. Hazardous waste.

Including waste batteries, waste fluorescent lamps.

Pipes, waste water silver thermometers, expired medicines, etc., these garbage require special and safe disposal.

3. Kitchen waste.

Including leftovers, bones, roots, leaves, peels and other food wastes, composted by biotechnology on-site, each ton can produce tons of organic fertilizer.

Fourth, other garbage.

Including bricks, tiles, ceramics, muck, toilet waste paper, paper towels and other difficult wastes in addition to the above types of garbage, sanitary landfill or incineration can effectively reduce the pollution of groundwater, surface water, soil and air.

Requirements for the classification of domestic waste.

Hazardous waste: refers to the substances in domestic waste that cause direct or potential harm to human health or the natural environment.

Waste medicines and their packaging, waste pesticides and disinfectants and their packaging, waste paints and solvents and their packaging produced in daily life; Waste mineral oil (waste cosmetics, etc.) and its packaging, waste film and waste photo paper, waste fluorescent tubes, waste thermometers, waste blood pressure monitors, waste rechargeable batteries, waste button batteries and other waste nickel-cadmium batteries and mercury oxide batteries, as well as electronic hazardous wastes, etc.

Note: When classifying and disposing of hazardous waste, attention should be paid to handling it gently. Waste lamps and other easily damaged hazardous garbage should be packed or wrapped before being put in; Waste drugs should be put together with packaging; Pressure canned containers such as pesticides should be emptied of the contents before being put in; When hazardous waste is generated in public places and no corresponding collection container is found, it should be carried to the hazardous waste delivery point for proper disposal.

Substances: refers to the substances in domestic garbage that are not polluted and suitable for recycling and resource utilization.

Including waste items that are not polluted in domestic waste and are suitable for recycling and resource utilization.

Plastic products: plastic bags, plastic tableware (fast food boxes, bowls, spoons), plastic fresh food boxes, fresh-keeping bags (films), plastic films, plastic bottles, plastic basins and barrels and other containers, plastic daily necessities, plastic toys, plexiglass products, plastic films, toothbrushes, toothpaste skins, styrofoam, etc.

Paper products: newspapers, magazines, books, leaflets, stationery, uncontaminated food and articles and other packaging cartons, shopping paper bags, egg cartons, computer printing paper, copy paper, fax paper, notes, calendars, notebooks, cartons, washed and dried beverages and milk and other paper packaging, instant noodle boxes, disposable paper cups, disposable paper tableware, etc.

What materials are included in the garbage:

The main common ones are as follows:

Paper: waste books and newspapers, unused printing paper, clean outer packaging paper, etc., but excluding used paper towels, toilet paper, etc.

Plastics: plastic bottles, plastic bags, foam plastics, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes and tableware, hard plastics, plastic toothbrushes, plastic cups, various plastic products. Note here that all kinds of plastic bags are allowable, but it must be clean.

Plastic packaging is generally printed with the ** logo, which is a circular triangle symbol, which is also marked with numbers, a total of 7 numbers, each number represents a plastic type. As long as you see this cycle sign when you shop, you can buy it with confidence, because you know that it can be used up after it can be used for other purposes.

Metals: cans, cans, etc.

Rubber: tires, etc.

Glass: glass bottles, broken glass, mirrors, etc.

Fabric: clothes, etc.

Brief description of the solution.

There are many different ways to deal with different items, and here is an overview of the principles, and the special treatment methods will be discussed later.

Hazardous waste. Material Category.

There are also electronic products with residual value: mobile phones, pads, cameras, etc.; It contains trace amounts of heavy metals, which, if discarded at will, can permanently contaminate the soil.

Other worthless categories: expired cosmetics, thermometers, batteries, paint buckets, pesticides, light bulbs, medicines, etc.; These things are classified as hazardous waste because: mercury in thermometers, fluorescent components in light bulbs, harmful chemicals in cosmetics and pesticides, etc.

Brief description of the solution.

Principle 1: Put it alone.

Hazardous garbage should be separated from other types of garbage, placed separately, and will be put separately after the station is collected, and will be harmless every longer period of time;

Principle 2: Separate hazardous materials from hazardous waste.

For expired cosmetics, such as a glass bottle of moisturizer, the moisturizer can be washed away, and the glass bottle can be disposed of in the category of **. This makes it possible to classify two categories.

Food waste: food waste and fruit peels generated in the kitchen. It mainly includes: leftovers and Western pastries and other food residues, vegetable stems and leaves, animal bones and internal organs, tea residues, fruit residues, fruit shells, melon peels, bonsai and other plant residues, waste edible oil, etc.

Material: It is a garbage with high recycling value and can enter the waste channel. These include:

Paper (newspapers, leaflets, magazines, used books, cardboard boxes and other uncontaminated paper products, etc.), metals (iron, copper, aluminum, etc.), glass (glass bottles, jars, flat glass and other glass products), plastic products other than plastic bags (styrofoam, plastic bottles, hard plastics, etc.), rubber and rubber products, Tetra Pak packaging such as milk cartons, beverage bottles (cola cans, plastic beverage bottles, beer bottles, etc.), waste clothes and other textiles, waste electrical appliances, etc.

Hazardous waste: Waste containing toxic and harmful chemicals. These include:

Batteries (accumulators, button batteries, etc.), waste lamp bulbs, expired medicines, expired cosmetics, hair dyes, insecticide containers, herbicide containers, waste mercury thermometers, waste printer cartridges, toner cartridges, etc.

Other garbage: a general term for all garbage except garbage, hazardous garbage, and kitchen waste. These include:

Contaminated and non-recyclable paper (paper cups, carbon paper, pressure-sensitive paper, receipt paper, postcards, photo albums, toilet paper, diapers, etc.), contaminated or other non-contaminable glass, plastic bags and other contaminated plastic products, non-contaminable textiles, worn ceramics, feminine hygiene products, disposable tableware, shells, cigarette butts, dust, etc.