Waste recycling refers to the appropriate reuse and resource utilization of waste.

Primarily includes:

Summary: No severe pollution through writing papers, packaging paper, and other paper products such as paper, various packaging papers, office paper, advertising paper, old magazines, etc.

2. Plastic: Waste plastic containers, plastic packaging, and other plastic products, such as plastic bags, plastic bottles, foam plastic tableware, disposable plastic lunch boxes, rigid plastic, etc.

3. Metal: Various types of scrap metal items, such as cans, tin, lead, toothpaste, etc.

4. Glass, colored and colorless waste glass products.

5. Fabric: Old textiles, clothing, and textile products.

(1) Sort waste bins by category: Categorize garbage bins

(2) Waste other than non-recyclable materials is recyclable. This includes items commonly found in nature and easily decomposable, such as peels, leftovers, leaves, flowers, tea leaves, and branches, etc.

(Hazardous materials include items such as discarded batteries, fluorescent light tubes, mercury thermometers, wasted paints, cosmetic containers, cans, and expired medications.)