Bubble tea is divided into several categories according to the classification of garbage.
If a whole cup of bubble tea is classified as garbage, it can be divided into the following categories.
The solid pearls in bubble tea belong to wet garbage; The liquid part of milk tea also belongs to wet garbage; The outer packaging of milk tea belongs to dry garbage; The straw and lid of the milk tea cup are also dry garbage.
Can the unfinished bubble tea go into the dry trash can?
You can't.
If you throw the unfinished milk tea directly into the trash can full of dry garbage, it will cause the following problems:
1. After the milk tea is thrown into the dry trash can, the milk tea liquid inside is easy to flow out, which is not conducive to the later treatment and recycling.
2. Milk tea contains a lot of sugar and protein, which is easy to rot and ferment after a long time and attract mosquitoes, thus affecting hygiene.
How to throw the unfinished bubble tea?
If you haven't finished drinking half the milk tea and are ready to throw it into the trash can, follow the following steps.
Step one, filter the contents of the milk tea cup and pour the liquid into the sewer;
Step 2, throw the solid pearls in the cup into the trash can full of "wet garbage";
Step 3, then throw the dried milk tea cup, straw and lid into the trash can full of "dry garbage".
Principle of garbage classification
Garbage classification can be divided into four categories: recyclable garbage, dry garbage, wet garbage and harmful waste.
Recyclable garbage: such as waste newspapers, plastic bottles, cartons, scrap metal, etc. It's all recyclable garbage.
Hazardous waste: things that are harmful or potentially harmful to human body, such as expired cosmetics, expired drugs, lamps, painted waste batteries, etc.
Wet garbage: such as melon and fruit peel, kitchen waste, Chinese medicine residue, unwanted flowers and plants, tea residue, etc. It's all wet garbage
Dry garbage: Except recyclable garbage, wet garbage and harmful waste, it belongs to dry garbage.