Many of us often make mistakes. Theoretically, it would seem that kitchen waste should end up in a bio-waste container, but this is not entirely true. Some of it should indeed be thrown into brown bins, but not all. We suggest which waste should be placed in bio bins and which should be placed in mixed waste containers.
What do we put in brown containers? The container is intended for renewable waste
We put biodegradable waste, i.e. waste that decomposes, in brown containers. These are, for example, vegetable and fruit peelings, coffee and tea grounds, flowers and plants, as well as grasses. Let us remember that we throw only renewable waste into the brown container, so we should not put plastic or paper bags in it. should be thrown directly into the bin without any containers as they prevent composting. However, we do not place animal waste, i.e. animal faeces or bones, in bio-waste.
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Where to dispose of old meat? Many people make the same mistake
In which container do we throw leftovers after dinner like bones or meat? Many people make the same mistake and put this type of waste in the wrong container. Let us remember that we do not throw animal waste, i.e. bones, skins or meat, into the biowaste bin. Where to throw them then? Well, we put them in a container for mixed waste, i.e. unsorted and not intended for recycling.
Source: Gazeta
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