The beauty of Jinpeng is all from garbage classification
Here's an "advanced" version of garbage sorting knowledge
Precautions for each type of garbage disposal are explained in detail
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It refers to domestic garbage suitable for recycling and resource utilization, including waste paper, waste plastic, waste glass, waste metal, waste fabric, etc.
Recyclables are disposed of
1. Paper garbage (including waste packaging): should be folded, flattened, and bundled firmly when put in, if the carton volume is too large, it is not easy to fold and compress, and it can be split and put in. Wallpaper, carbon paper, contaminated paper towels, toilet paper, composite packaging such as milk cartons and juice cartons that do not have an unspecified subsequent recycling route should be disposed of in other garbage collection containers.
2. Glass and broken glass products must be packaged separately and firmly packaged.
Waste glass bottles should be labeled off, capped removed, residues removed, washed and dried before being placed in a recyclables collection container to prevent breakage.
3. Metals, cans, cans and other metal packaging should be flattened for recycling.
Metal sharp objects should be wrapped in cardboard and bound or the sharp surface should be passivated before being put in.
4. For textiles, waste textiles should be bundled and put into textile recycling bins or recyclable collection containers; Waste textiles that are heavily soiled should be placed in other garbage collection containers.
Refers to the household hazardous wastes in the National Hazardous Waste List, including waste fluorescent tubes, waste thermometers, waste blood pressure monitors, electronic hazardous wastes, waste medicines, waste pesticides and disinfectants and their containers, waste paints and solvents and their containers, waste mineral oil and their containers, waste film and waste photo paper, waste cadmium nickel batteries, waste mercury oxide batteries, etc.
Hazardous waste disposal
1. Waste batteries (such as nickel-cadmium batteries, mercury oxide batteries, lead-acid batteries, etc.) should be kept in good condition; Mercury-free and harmless dry cell batteries should be disposed of in other garbage collection containers.
2. Waste fluorescent tubes should be kept intact, clean and dry to prevent breakage. Broken lamps should be wrapped in thick paper and taped to other waste collection containers.
3. Waste drugs and medical appliances should be kept in their original packaging as much as possible, and should be put together with the packaging. Outer packaging, such as uncontaminated cartons, can be placed in recyclables collection containers.
4. Waste insecticides, detergents, air conditioning cleaners, air fresheners, waste paints, waste cosmetics, etc. should be sealed together with the original containers.
5. When hazardous garbage is generated in public places and no corresponding collection container is found, it should be carried to the hazardous garbage delivery point for proper delivery.
It refers to perishable and organic household waste, including food waste, leftovers, flowers and plants and other kitchen waste generated by households, catering waste generated in the production process of catering operators and unit canteens, and other kitchen waste such as melon peel and fruit pits generated by farmers' markets.
Food waste disposal
1. Household kitchen waste. Households should set up two types of garbage cans in kitchens and other places to hold kitchen waste and other garbage respectively. Residents are encouraged to filter out the moisture of kitchen waste, use special containers to hold kitchen waste, and gradually realize that kitchen waste is "no glass ceramics, no metal debris, no plastic rubber, no napkins".
2. Food waste. Unit canteens, hotels, restaurants and other kitchen waste generating units can install solid-liquid separation, oil-water separation devices, solid-liquid separation and oil-water separation treatment of kitchen waste before delivery, and remove other impurities that are not conducive to subsequent treatment, such as waste tableware, plastic tablecloth, waste paper, etc. Food waste shall not be poured into public waters, toilets, municipal pipes and mixed with other types of domestic waste.
3. Other kitchen waste. Other kitchen waste such as vegetables, rotten meat, minced meat and bones, eggshells, and offal of livestock and poultry products generated in farmers' markets and agricultural wholesale markets should be put into kitchen waste collection containers or collection points.
Refers to household waste other than recyclables, hazardous waste and kitchen waste, including ordinary mercury-free batteries, cigarette butts, etc.
Other garbage drop-offs
1. Do not put other garbage into hazardous garbage, recyclables, and kitchen waste collection containers.
2. Household garbage that cannot be identified as recyclables, hazardous waste and kitchen waste according to the classification standards can be put into other garbage collection containers.
Sorting garbage is simple
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Source: WeChat public account of Pengzhou Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau