Disposable lunch boxes are dry garbage. Most disposable lunch boxes are made of plastic, which is what we often call white pollution. When disposing of garbage, pay attention to putting it in recyclable garbage bins.
Disposable chopsticks belong to dry waste. Disposable chopsticks use a lot of bamboo and wood. They have to be fumigated with sulfur and soaked in hydrogen peroxide. After one use, they cannot be recycled.
Disposable paper cups that have not been cleaned should be classified as dry garbage, such as disposable paper cups soaked in tea leaves. After drinking, the tea residue and liquid residue in the cup should be poured out first, and then put into the recyclable trash can. If you just drink water, it can be directly classified as recyclable garbage.
Garbage can be divided into recyclable and non-recyclable garbage according to the size, and non-recyclable garbage is divided into harmful garbage and organic garbage.
Recyclable garbage refers to garbage that still has usable value, such as plastic products, plastic cans, metal, waste paper, glass bottles, cloth, etc.
Hazardous garbage belongs to non-recyclable garbage, which has no use value and is harmful to human body. Hazardous waste includes batteries, light bulbs, expired medicines, etc.
Organic waste is also non-recyclable waste, which has no use value but is harmless to the human body, such as leftovers, fruit peels, rotten vegetable leaves and other kitchen waste.
