This document provides instructions for separating household waste into categories for recycling or disposal, including recyclable plastics and metals, paper waste such as cardboard and paper cups, non-biodegradable plastics and styrofoam, food waste, infectious waste like masks and gloves, and e-waste items like batteries and light bulbs.
This document provides instructions for separating household waste into categories for recycling or disposal, including recyclable plastics and metals, paper waste such as cardboard and paper cups, non-biodegradable plastics and styrofoam, food waste, infectious waste like masks and gloves, and e-waste items like batteries and light bulbs.
This document provides instructions for separating household waste into categories for recycling or disposal, including recyclable plastics and metals, paper waste such as cardboard and paper cups, non-biodegradable plastics and styrofoam, food waste, infectious waste like masks and gloves, and e-waste items like batteries and light bulbs.
This document provides instructions for separating household waste into categories for recycling or disposal, including recyclable plastics and metals, paper waste such as cardboard and paper cups, non-biodegradable plastics and styrofoam, food waste, infectious waste like masks and gloves, and e-waste items like batteries and light bulbs.
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RECYCLABLE
WASTES ONLY (Plastic bottles and Tin Cans)
PAPER WASTES ONLY Cardboards and Cartons must be flattened. (Yellow and White Papers, Paper Tetra Packs, Cardboards, Cartons, Paper Cup and Plates) NON-BIODEGRADABLE WASTES ONLY (Plastic Bag, Candy and Chichiria Wrappers, Plastic Tetra Packs, Plastic Cups, Spoons and Forks, Styrofoams, Bubble Wraps)
FOOD WASTES ONLY (Fruit Peelings, Food Residues Food Leftovers) INFECTIOUS WASTES ONLY (Masks, Wipes, Tissues, Plastic Gloves)
