What rubbish does the canvas bag belong to?

Canvas bags belong to recyclable garbage.

Recyclable garbage refers to domestic garbage suitable for recycling, which is the main work of domestic garbage classification at this stage and also an important factor affecting garbage reduction. It mainly includes waste paper, plastics, glass, metals and textiles.

The purpose of recycling these wastes is to avoid the "growth limit" from the technical level, at the same time improve the overall service life of materials, reduce the pressure on resources and reduce dependence on the international raw material market.

Among them, canvas bags, as fabrics, are also recyclable garbage. After China issued the plastic limit order in 2008, people advocated environmental protection, and canvas bags gradually entered daily life. Designers added fashion elements to them, which made canvas bags gradually popular.

Classification of domestic waste:

1. Kitchen garbage (wet garbage): refers to perishable wastes such as vegetable leaves, peels and stones of melons and fruits, leftovers, food residues and internal organs of livestock and poultry. Through the kitchen waste treatment plant, fermented into biogas and fertilizer.

2. Recyclable: refers to articles that have lost their original use value but can be reused after recycling. It mainly includes waste paper, plastic, glass, metal, electronic waste, fabric and so on. There will be a special recycling and sorting center to make it into renewable resources, such as steel, copper and recycled paper.

3. Other garbage (dry garbage): refers to domestic garbage other than kitchen waste, recyclables and harmful waste, and domestic garbage whose category is difficult to identify. It is sent to a hazardous waste treatment plant for treatment and landfill.

4. Hazardous waste refers to toxic and harmful substances, mainly including waste batteries, waste fluorescent tubes, waste thermometers, waste sphygmomanometers, waste drugs, waste paint solvents and their packaging, waste pesticides, waste films, etc. These will be sent to incinerators and landfills.