Aprons belong to recyclable waste, because most of the aprons we usually wear belong to textiles or rubber products, both of which belong to recyclable waste. In addition to recyclable garbage, there are three kinds of garbage: harmful garbage, dry garbage and wet garbage.
The domestic waste we produce in our life can be divided into four categories: recyclable waste, harmful waste, dry waste and wet waste. Among these four categories, the apron we usually wear for cooking belongs to recyclable waste.
Recyclable waste refers to the waste that can be recycled, such as plastic, waste paper, glass, textile and so on. Most of the aprons we usually wear belong to textiles or rubber products, both of which belong to recyclable waste.
In addition to recyclable waste, the remaining hazardous waste refers to the waste that will cause damage to human body or natural environment, and wet waste refers to the perishable biomass waste, such as leftovers. The waste that does not belong to the above three types is dry waste.