What kind of garbage does the courier bag belong to?

Courier bags are dry garbage, because they are opaque plastic bags, processed from waste plastics, and have lost the value of recycling.

The usual fresh-keeping bags and mineral water bottles belong to recyclable plastics, and some opaque plastics, such as colored plastic bags, garbage bags and packaging bags with poor transparency, belong to non-recyclable plastics.

Dry garbage refers to garbage other than dehumidified garbage, hazardous waste and recyclable materials. Dry garbage must be drained before it can be put into the corresponding dustbin.

Courier bag refers to the bag used in the express delivery industry to transport goods and other packaging. Most of the ingredients in the courier bag are made of domestic garbage and chemical raw materials after reprocessing, so there are a lot of harmful substances such as plasticizers and flame retardants left inside. If directly contacted, it may cause skin allergy and other hazards, and it will also affect the liver, kidneys and bones after entering the human body.

Tearing the courier bag by hand is the most likely to cause skin allergy, and in severe cases, it will cause skin immune function to decline. Courier bags are usually wrapped with tape and contain a lot of PVC. Forced hand tearing will hurt the skin and respiratory tract, which will have a negative impact on the body.

Therefore, try to use scissors when disassembling the courier, and be sure to wash your hands after disassembling the courier.