Alright today we are going to talk about our waste, trash, garbage which consists
of every day items that we used and then throw away, such as product packaging, food
waste, grass clippings, furniture, clothing, bottles, newspapers, appliances,
paint, batteries and etc. Do you know that simple thing like this can bring a
big impact to our daily life, our environment and our future. Do you know that we can turn our waste to energy? Here is how I segregate
and manage the waste at home before throwing them. How about you?
How To Segregate & Manage Our Waste At Home?
Do you know we can turn our Waste to Energy?
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Can you imagine how much waste we produce or generate every day? According
to study in 2013 Malaysia produced, on average basis about 30,000 to 33,000
tonnes of waste a day. So where do all these waste end up to? Somewhere, somehow
and somebody have to take care of it right…
It start from our home and ourselves. Waste segregation is
basically sorting out the wet and dry wastes separately. So that the dry waste
can be recycled and wet waste can be composted.
Simple as that… our wet waste consists
mostly of organic waste such as food, soiled diapers and other “damp”
materials. And the dry waste consists of solid and recyclable materials which
can be further separated into three groups: plastic, paper and other. Accordingly,
trash of each category and subcategory should be collected in separate trash
bags or bins.
Wet waste |
So usually the wet waste will be collected in plastic bags and
then go the trash bin outside our house compound. Then the dry waste like
newspapers, paper packaging, files, book, plastics bottles, glass bottles and
other we will separate accordingly to the category of paper, plastics, glass and
others.
Do you know that we can turn all these waste to energy? Plus it can generate
some cash when we sell it to the recycling center or we donate to the rubbish collectors
who then take it and sell it to support their living. Why not do some good
deeds whenever we can.
Recycle our waste |
Why should we segregate and manage our waste at home? |
You might be asking why should segregate and manage the waste? This
will help to reduce waste that reaches landfills and reduces pollution to air
and water. The different processes such as composting, recycling, incineration
can be applied to different kinds of waste. Well, every initiative from us
gives a big impact to the environment. We can contribute to the sustainability of
this planet.
Practice waste segregation and management at home |
Here is how do I practice waste segregation and management at home? I keep
separate containers for dry and wet waste in the kitchen. The wet waste will go
straight to the plastic bag and the dry waste will go into the separate boxes.
The wet waste will go to the trash bin outside of the house compound every
evening but the dry waste we will accumulate till certain amount then sell it
or donate it to the recycling centers.
Here are some tips and sharing about How I Segregate & Manage Our
Waste At Home. Hope you too can start to cultivate this habit at home. We can generate waste to energy!
I highly recommend a skip bin if you need to remove a large amount of dry waste from your home. The beauty about getting a skip bin is that a reliable provider will segregate the load of waste you’ve put into the bin. This saves you the double handling and your cleanup tasks will not take very long.
The professionals from Skip Bin Finder can help recommend the right size and type of bin to choose from. Please also consider that skip bins don’t except chemical or food waste.
thanks for sharing this. we can turn trash to gold if we want to. ;)
ReplyDeletethis is very informational for us especially on such matter that we tend to neglect most of the time :)
ReplyDeletesampah, sampah everywhere..
ReplyDeleteafter reading your post, I am guilty of not segregating my rubbish. Must start now!
Time for more people to be educated about segregating their waste. This will definitely help the environment
ReplyDeleteSeems like more and more bloggers are helping to increase social awareness.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
yeah been doing that already. sis now waiting for her friend to come collection, she know someone nearby.
ReplyDeleteWe love our earth! We have to start practicing now. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's actually so sad to read that we have so much wastage daily. Thanks for your info, at least now we can start small to help segregate waste.
ReplyDeleteThis is a timely reminder that we should start managing our household waste better already and not wait for the authorities to force us to do so. Thanks for an informative post.
ReplyDeleteyes, managing rubbish is indeed good.
ReplyDeleteNice! I really do applaud out government for taking this initiative to promote recycling and make it compulsory.
ReplyDeleteIt is long overdue as we spend so much money on waste management when it can make money instead.
At the risk of sounding like a broken record... hahaahah ...I believe the government should be more strict on this.. I was in Germany and Netherlands 15 years or so ago and they were already implementing it with a fine if it was not done.. even our no plastic bag day is confusing, kejap ada, kejap tak ada... they should just make it everyday a no plastic bag day and urge people to bring their own bags or use cartons or if really neccessary then pay for the plastic bags... all these were happening 15 years ago or longer in Germany and Europe...
ReplyDeleteIf the West could do it, I think we could perform better. And the practice should start at home, enhance in schools and embrace by the country. Then we will be saving the world for our kids!
ReplyDeleteIs good that everyone looking serious on this problem, let's save our earth now.
ReplyDeleteIf only everyone was like you. We really have to do this for the earth!
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It seems like everyone is taking good care for the earth now!
ReplyDeleteVery good! I am going to start jaga the earth now!
opps reading so many post about how to segregate our waste at home ><
ReplyDeleteShould start maintaining it to save our earth =D
Been starting to segregate from home aldy :D
ReplyDeletei have done like this too just to make sure the pengutip sampah easy
ReplyDeleteYap.
ReplyDeleteMany people don't know how to manage our waste.
It's great to share this to all the people to aware =)
ReplyDeleteI prefer to turn the perishable ones into compose. It helps with the growth of the plants around the house.
ReplyDeletei pun dah start asingkan sampah even sampah rumah i tak banyak mana. Hehe.
ReplyDeleteThis is a good education as we should manage our waste at home. Thank you for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteI wish someone would do it for me. :P When I used to live in England it was common practice so found it weird when I came back and it wasn't done here. This is a good thing. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great initiative! Everybod should learn to segregate waste for the environment!
ReplyDeleteit's easy to do once we all have the right mind set and learn to segregate before throwing
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