1. What is garbage classification? Generally speaking, garbage classification is to classify domestic garbage at the source, and realize the reduction, recycling and harmlessness of domestic garbage through classified collection, classified transportation and classified treatment.
2. What kinds of domestic waste can be divided into? Domestic waste can be divided into four categories: recyclables, harmful waste, kitchen waste and other wastes.
3. Recyclable refers to domestic garbage suitable for recycling, including paper, plastics, rubber, glass, metals, textiles, furniture, household appliances and electronic products.
4. Hazardous wastes contain harmful substances that directly or potentially harm human health or the natural environment and require special safety treatment, including expired drugs, lamps, household chemicals and batteries that directly or potentially harm human health or the natural environment.
5. Kitchen waste refers to perishable organic domestic waste generated by residents' daily life, restaurants and bazaars. , such as vegetables, leaves, melon and fruit shells, leftovers, discarded food and other wastes.
6. Other garbage refers to other domestic garbage except recyclables, hazardous wastes and kitchen garbage, mainly including toilet paper, napkins, diapers, wet paper towels, cigarette butts, lime soil, ceramic products, plastic products and textiles.