EPISODE 1
ORGANIC WASTE RECYCLING
All material composition of the waste, are a most valuable resource, and therefore are to be launched to the special services offered by collection municipality.
But how to divide the different materials? what to put in plastic container? What materials can be recycled, and what not?
Here's a guide to bets correctly on how to recycle the materials. Let's start with
food and organic waste.
The waste is composed of all those substances of plant or animal origin (kitchen waste, waste from pruning, etc..) Which make up about 1 / 3 of waste from our landfills.
They are moist, damage percolation problems in landfills, have high costs for incineration, ferment and produce unpleasant odors. The best way to dispose of and turn them into "manure" through composting .
Composting can be done at home, having an area large enough. Alternatively, if our municipality so provides, may also be thrown into the bin.
WHAT PUT IN HOUSING PLAN
| kitchen scraps | | litter Pets |
| food waste | | domestic plants and cut flowers |
| eggshells | | old bread |
| scraps of vegetables and fruits | | greasy paper towels |
| coffee | | ashes of extinguished fires |
| tea bags | | small bones and mollusc shells |
| and tableware bio-plastic | | natural fibers (cotton, flax, hemp, wool) |
WHAT NOT TO PUT IN HOUSING PLAN
| diapers and absorbent | | feces of dogs and cats |
| glossy color | | treated wood |
| fats and oils | | packs food |
| even if wet rags | | (pans, pots, nets, cellophane) |
CONTENTS
Recycling Guide Fixed
RECYCLE ALUMINUM AND STEEL
RECYCLING GLASS RECYCLING PLASTIC
RECYCLING PAPER RECYCLING ORGANIC WASTE
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