1, recyclable
It refers to unpolluted domestic garbage which is suitable for recycling and can be used as resources, mainly including paper, plastic, glass, metal and textiles.
Paper, including newspapers, leaflets, magazines, used books, cartons and other uncontaminated paper products; Plastics, including container plastics and packaging plastics; Glass, including glass bottles, flat glass and other glass products; Metals, including iron, copper, aluminum and other metal products; Textiles, including used textiles and clothing, shoes and hats and textile products.
2. Hazardous waste
Domestic garbage containing harmful substances and requiring special safety treatment mainly includes waste batteries, waste light bulbs, household chemicals and others.
Waste batteries, including nickel-cadmium batteries, mercury oxide batteries, lead batteries, button cell, etc. Waste light bulbs, including fluorescent tubes and energy-saving lamps; Household chemicals, including waste drugs and their packaging, waste paints, solvents and their packaging, waste pesticides, disinfectants and their packaging, etc. Other categories, including waste film, waste photographic paper, waste water silver thermometer, waste sphygmomanometer, etc.
3. Perishable garbage
Perishable and organic domestic waste includes kitchen waste generated by residents' daily life, kitchen waste generated by restaurants and fresh waste generated by farmers' markets, mainly including kitchen waste, kitchen waste and fresh waste.
Kitchen waste, including rice and flour food residues, vegetables, animal and vegetable oils, meat and bones, etc. Production and business units engaged in catering services, collective feeding and other activities; Kitchen waste, including branches, flowers, carrion, broken bones, eggshells, etc. Produced by residents in their daily lives; Fresh garbage, including vegetables, fruits and vegetables, internal organs of livestock and poultry, etc.
4. Other garbage
Other domestic wastes except recyclables, harmful waste and clothing wastes, including polluted and non-renewable paper, articles for daily use unsuitable for recycling, lime-soil ceramics, etc. Contaminated and non-recyclable paper, including toilet paper, facial tissues, wet tissues and other contaminated paper substances;
Articles for daily use that are not suitable for recycling include ordinary disposable batteries, contaminated disposable utensils, fresh-keeping bags (films), feminine hygiene products, sponges, diapers, contaminated fabrics and other articles that are difficult to recycle; Lime-soil ceramics, including lime-soil, bricks, tiles, fly ash, broken flower pots, ceramic products, glass fiber products, etc.
Extended data
Classification principle:
1, divided
The purpose of classification is to separate the garbage, use the existing manufacturing capacity, recycle the reused products, including material utilization and energy utilization, and landfill the useless garbage that can not be used for the time being.
2, according to local conditions
Different places, regions, societies (districts) and communities have different geography, economic development level, waste recycling capacity of enterprises, sources of residents, living habits, economic and psychological endurance.
Step 3 be conscious and independent
Communities and residents, including enterprises and institutions, have gradually formed a code of conduct of "reduction, recycling, self-awareness, and autonomy", innovated the garbage classification and treatment mode, and become the main force of garbage reduction, classification, recycling and utilization.