Milk cartons belong to recyclable garbage. Before putting it into use, it is necessary to empty the contents, open the outer cartons, clean them and dry them in the sun. If there are too many milk cartons, they should be neatly stacked together and tied tightly with string, which not only ensures the cleanliness of the surrounding environment, but also ensures the smooth recycling channels.

Milk is recyclable garbage.

Milk cartons belong to recyclable garbage. Before putting it in, the contents must be discharged, the box must be unpacked, cleaned, dried and put into a recyclable collection container. A large number of milk boxes need to be stacked neatly before they can be put in, which ensures the smooth recycling channels.

Recyclable garbage mainly includes waste paper, plastic, glass, metal and textiles, while milk is made of paper and belongs to waste paper, so milk boxes belong to recyclable garbage.

Plastics in recyclables mainly refer to disposable plastic lunch boxes and tableware, waste plastic bags, various plastic bags, plastic bottles and toothbrushes, glass refers to various colored and colorless glass containers, and metal refers to aluminum foil, cans and metal cans.