Where do I dispose of empty Pringles packaging?
The lid is clear, but where should I properly dispose of the empty Pringles packaging?
Yellow bag? Or in waste paper?
The lid is clear, but where should I properly dispose of the empty Pringles packaging?
Yellow bag? Or in waste paper?
https://www.bewertonline.de/in-welchen-muell-kommen-pringles-dosen-wie- wird-sie-recht-geseparate-erklaerung/
The manufacturer has something on the marble!
Who makes such a proper disposal? (End user)😠
Sorry was angry
Very detailed her answer👍👏
Thanks =)
For professional reasons, I had to do in a company which processed waste paper to packaging paper, cardboard paper etc.
There are big paper bales delivered by trucks, so waste paper. These bales are held together by steel bands.
The individual bales are placed on a belt by means of forklifts and transported into a housing. There are sensors that "select" the bale.
The steel bands are automatically separated by means of scissors, so that the bales virtually break apart.
In these waste paper bales there is often plastic material, metal parts glass etc., which is thrown into the paper tones during disposal.
This bale is fed to a fully automatic sorting system by means of a conveyor belt. All that is not made of paper is separated in this sorting system. Metal parts, plastic, glass, all sorts this plant without any human being engaging. The sorted parts then fall through pipes into the containers standing below them. Even the type of metals is differentiated and collected separately in containers.
When I read how to deal with different materials in the disposal, I realize that everything is just money making.
There are plants that sort themselves. These systems are very expensive and do not exist in municipalities. In some cases, this is sorted by hand, which is not necessary for technically mature plants.
What these plants can't do is sorting organic waste.
But everything else can be sorted fully automatically.
With garbage, millions are earned. Basically, we only need 2 tons. One for residual waste and one for biowaste if the technical equipment were available for sorting.
all good =)
Composite materials belong to Sackus-Gelbus.
However, it is not all gold that shines, but only relieves "standard landfills" at certain locations.
Let's be made of Sackus Gelbus about 10 to 20% of genuinely separable in a recycling use go away from separable metals.
The rest goes to combustion plants for the optimization of combustion by targeted calorific value mitigation at the residual waste.
everything in normal home waste.