What is the sign of the harmful trash can?

The red trash can represents harmful waste, and the sign is that there is a big fork on it.

Red represents harmful substances, which are sometimes marked with orange. Harmful substances include waste batteries, fluorescent tubes, paints, expired drugs, cosmetics and other substances that are not recyclable and have certain pollution hazards.

The trash can is divided into five colors: red, green, blue, gray and yellow. Red represents harmful substances, green represents kitchen waste, blue represents recyclable waste, gray represents waste other than harmful substances and recyclable materials, and yellow represents special garbage bin for medical waste.

Hazardous waste discharge requirements

Harmful waste should be carefully placed and cleaned according to the material characteristics of the garbage before placing. Among them: hazardous wastes, such as waste lamps and other easily damaged wastes, should be packaged or wrapped before being put into use.

Waste drugs should be put together with packaging; Pressure canned containers, such as pesticides, should be emptied and put into use; When hazardous waste is generated in public places and no corresponding collection container is found, it should be taken to the hazardous waste delivery point for proper delivery.