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According to Shanghai's garbage classification standard, dry garbage and wet garbage are finally judged by the terminal disposal method.

Strictly according to the four-point classification: harmful waste (red bucket), recyclable (blue bucket), perishable garbage (green bucket) and other garbage (gray bucket).

(1) harmful waste refers to garbage containing toxic and harmful chemicals, including batteries (batteries, button cell, etc. ), waste electronic products, waste light bulbs, expired drugs, expired daily cosmetics, hair dyes, pesticide containers, herbicide containers, waste water silver thermometers, waste paint barrels, waste printer cartridges, toner cartridges, etc.

Ensure that waste energy-saving lamps and fluorescent lamps are not damaged when placed. Ordinary dry batteries (No.5 and No.7 batteries, etc.). ) does not belong to harmful waste, and should be put into other trash cans.

(2) Recyclable: refers to the garbage with high recycling value that can enter the waste recycling channel, including unpolluted paper products such as newspapers, leaflets, magazines, used books and cartons. ) and metals (iron, copper, aluminum and other products).

Glass (glass products such as glass bottles and flat glass) and plastic products other than plastic bags (foam plastics, plastic bottles and hard plastics). ), rubber and rubber products, Tetra Pak packaging such as milk boxes, beverage bottles (coke cans, plastic bottles, etc. ), etc.

Please make sure that the recyclables are not polluted, and pour the residual liquid into the milk box of the beverage bottle.

(3) Perishable garbage: refers to food residues and food residues produced in canteens and restaurants, including leftovers, bones, roots and leaves of vegetables, peels, expired foods and other food wastes.

Animal bones are difficult to biodegrade and are not suitable for putting into perishable garbage.

(4) Other garbage: refers to other domestic garbage except harmful waste, perishable garbage and recyclables, including contaminated and non-renewable paper (paper cups, photos, postcards, photo albums, toilet paper, diapers, etc.). ), contaminated plastic products such as plastic bags, textiles such as waste clothes, feminine hygiene products, disposable tableware, shells, cigarette butts, etc.