Many daily necessities in life are made of sponges, and the sponge brush we often use is one of them, which is very useful when washing dishes. Sponges are used in many other places, such as the sofa we sit on, and the common cosmetics sponge eggs. So what kind of garbage does a waste sponge belong to?
What kind of garbage does a waste sponge belong to?
Waste sponges belong to other garbage. Because the discarded sponge has no recycling value and is not considered hazardous waste, and can be burned and decomposed, it can only be classified into other garbage.
The role of discarded sponges
The first function is to be used as a soap pad, every time we use the soap box, we will find that there will be a lot of residual soapy water at the bottom, if not cleaned regularly, it will lead to mold, at this time the waste sponge will come into play, it can quickly absorb the foam on the soap, and can be cleaned directly with water.
The second function is to be used as a needle pad, the needle is a dangerous item, if it is not stored well, it is easy to prick people, we use the sponge as a needle pad, and insert the needle into the sponge, so as to reduce its danger.