How to sort garbage manually

Manual methods of garbage classification:

1. Prepare a cardboard or plastic box and paint its surface with your favorite color as the basis of the garbage classification model.

2. Use paints and brushes to draw different garbage classification areas on the model, such as recyclable garbage, hazardous garbage, wet garbage, dry garbage, etc.

3. Use scissors to cut waste plastic bottles, cans and other recyclable materials into appropriate sizes, and paste them on the garbage classification model with glue or double-sided tape.

4. Sort and paste garbage (such as waste paper, plastic bags, bottles, etc.) according to different classification areas.

5. Some explanatory text can be added next to the model to let everyone understand the meaning and method of garbage classification more clearly.

6. Use discarded clothing, cloth and other materials to make garbage classification bags, and put garbage classification signs on the outside of the bags to facilitate classification when putting out garbage.

7. Use plastic bottles, cans and other materials to make small trash cans. Each trash can represents a garbage classification method, such as recyclable garbage, hazardous garbage, etc.

8. Use waste cardboard, paper tubes and other materials to make a garbage classification collector. For example, roll the waste cardboard into a cylindrical shape, fix the bottom into a recyclable collection container, and open the upper part for placing garbage.

9. Try to use waste materials for production to reduce the negative impact on the environment.

10. The production process should pay attention to environmental protection and hygiene to avoid new pollution and hazards.

11. After the production is completed, it can be displayed and promoted in communities, schools or homes to improve people's awareness of environmental protection and garbage classification.

Through this hand-made method, we can not only understand the importance of garbage classification, but also deepen our understanding of garbage classification through actual hands-on operations. At the same time, this hand-made method can also exercise our hands-on ability and creativity, let us love life more and protect the environment.

Notes on manual waste sorting:

1. Material selection: Use discarded materials as much as possible to reduce the negative impact on the environment. For example, use waste materials such as waste cardboard, old clothes, and plastic bottles.

2. Safety: Pay attention to safety during the production process and avoid using sharp scissors or other tools to avoid injury. At the same time, if materials such as paint or glue are used, care should be taken to prevent children from accidentally eating or playing with them.

3. Hygiene: Pay attention to hygiene during the production process to avoid new pollution and hazards. For example, when using paint, be careful not to get it on your hands or clothes, and when using glue, be careful not to spill it or stick to unnecessary places.

4. Creativity: When making handmade garbage classifications, you should pay attention to using your creativity and imagination to produce more distinctive and personalized works. For example, waste fabrics are used to make small garbage sorting bags, and plastic bottles are used to make small trash cans.

5. Display and promotion: After the production is completed, the work can be displayed, such as in the community, school or home. This can enhance people's awareness of environmental protection and garbage classification, while also improving the practicality and aesthetics of the work.

When making handmade garbage classifications, attention should be paid to material selection, safety, hygiene, creativity, display and publicity. Through handcrafting, we can better understand and practice garbage classification and do our part for environmental protection.