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Solid Waste Disposal Color Code Guide

The document outlines a color-coded system for solid waste disposal, categorizing materials into seven groups: paper and cardboard, plastic, glass and metal, non-recyclable, organic, dangerous chemicals, and biological waste. It provides examples of items in each category, emphasizing that napkins, while paper waste, are often mixed with organic matter and can be considered recyclable. For further information, a contact email is provided.

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Solid Waste Disposal Color Code Guide

The document outlines a color-coded system for solid waste disposal, categorizing materials into seven groups: paper and cardboard, plastic, glass and metal, non-recyclable, organic, dangerous chemicals, and biological waste. It provides examples of items in each category, emphasizing that napkins, while paper waste, are often mixed with organic matter and can be considered recyclable. For further information, a contact email is provided.

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SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL

COLOR CODE
PAPER AND CARDBOARDPLASTIC GLASS AND METAL NON-RECYCLABLE ORGANIC DANGEROUS CHEMICALS BIOLOGICAL
Infectious
bond paper Bottles and GLASS PAPER GLASS Remains of Cartridges of Syrups Diapers
Manila and bottles of Bottles of Calca Windows fruits, vegetables copier and Tablets Towels
revolution drinks (without drinks and Adhesive Refractories coffee and more printer Thinner sanitary
Cardboard and waste, neither foods Cellophane Rotors food Batteries and Spare part of Handkerchiefs
cardboard labels) Bottles Photographic lenses Ashes batteries pen with disposable
Newspapers, Bags Bottles Laminated ceramics Waste of Balusters and ink Paper
magazines Hoses Vases Waxed porcelain garden lamps Cosmetics hygienic
directories Tops of Glued foci. Confetti eggs fluorescent Rolls Cotton
books and notebooks plastic METAL For fax egg Acetates photographic Syringes
(without rings) Brush of Cans of PLASTIC METAL Napkins Painting Face mask
Brochures, teeth foods and Bags of Paper
cards and Pencils or drinks fried foods, alumina
propaganda pens (without Vases sweets or Aluminum
Envelopes and folders the spare part of Sheets snacks mixed
ink) Metal parts Disposable with others
Dry, without staples, of machinery and Plastic with
clips, I didn't post it team OTHERS
others
Rebab materials Butts of
(without waste, (tetra brick or cigar
tapas, neither tetra pack Fomi
tags) X-rays Glasses
Balloons waxed
CDs Crayons
Markers and Resistol
markers Gis and rubber
Canvas
Gum

NAPKINS ARE PAPER WASTE BUT ARE GENERALLY MIXED WITH ORGANIC MATTER AND DUE TO THEIR EASY
DEGRADATION CAN BE CONSIDERED IN RECYCLABLE ORGANIC MATERIAL. More information:[Link]@[Link]

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