Classification and treatment of domestic garbage

1. Recyclable garbage: including paper, metal, plastic, glass, etc. Through comprehensive treatment and recycling, pollution can be reduced and resources can be saved. Families can put these rubbish in different boxes or small boxes, sort them once a week or once a month, and sell them directly to waste recycling stations.

2. Kitchen waste: including food waste such as leftovers, leftovers, bones, vegetable roots and leaves, which can be composted in situ by biotechnology and can produce 0.3 tons of organic fertilizer per ton. For health reasons, it is best to clean up the kitchen waste every day and take it to the garbage station in the village community or street when the family goes out.

3. Hazardous wastes: including waste batteries containing mercury, waste fluorescent tubes, waste water silver thermometers, expired drugs, etc. These wastes need special safety treatment. You can store it in a small box first, and then put it in the recycling box around the village community and streets when it can't be loaded.

4. Other wastes: including bricks, tiles, ceramics, muck and other wastes that are difficult to recycle except the above wastes. Incineration or sanitary landfill can effectively reduce the pollution of groundwater, surface water, soil and air.

5, regular garbage cleaning and transformation.

Living at home, every family has a lot of unnecessary old things and outdated clothes, which takes up space and wastes resources. We can sort, clean and transform these rubbish. For example, old clothes can be used as slippers, children's clothes can be washed and sent to welfare homes, old household appliances and furniture can be sent to second-hand markets, and milk cartons can be made into storage boxes and small fans. It can not only cultivate children's good character of diligence and thrift, but also exercise their practical ability, reduce family expenses and improve their quality of life.