13 Waste Categories For Recycling

13 Waste Categories For Recycling

Reusable goods, such as repairable or intact industrial or home appliances.

Household goods may include clothing; building materials like windows, sinks, doors, and cabinets; intact materials within demolition debris like lumber; business equipment and supplies; lighting fixtures, and other manufactured object items that could be used again as is or repaired.

Paper such as newsprint, computer paper, ledger paper, mixed paper; and corrugated cardboard

Metals both nonferrous and ferrous, such as cans, parts of abandoned cars; fences; plumbing; metal screens and doors; machinery; tools; and some other unused metal pieces

Glass, such as window glass and glass containers

Textiles, such as non-reusable clothing, fabric pieces; and upholstery

Plant debris, such as cuttings and leaves, trimmings from grass, trees, and shrubs; sawdust and whole plants

Plastics, such as beverage containers; plastic cases of goods including electronic equipment or telephone; plastic packaging; tires and films

Putrescible, such as vegetable, animal, and fruit debris; manure; sewage sludge; and offal;

Wood, such as un-reusable lumber; pallets; and tree rounds.

Ceramics, such rock; china; tile; concrete; asphalt; brick; and plaster

Soils, such as excavation soils from developed land or barren; and excess soils coming from the yards of people.

Chemicals, such as acids; solvents; bases; lubricating oils; medicines; and fuels.

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