The seal belongs to dry waste. Firstly, the seal cannot be recycled. Secondly, the seal is not something that will cause damage to our body or the natural environment. Finally, it is not easily corrosive biomass, so it is dry waste.
With the implementation of the garbage classification policy, colorful classified garbage cans are gradually moved out all over the country, which means that the garbage we produce in our daily life can not be casually discarded as before.
For example, seal is a common thing in work. It also needs to be discarded when it is damaged due to collision. In the four categories of dry waste, wet waste, recyclable waste and hazardous waste, the seal belongs to dry waste.
Firstly, the seal can not be recycled. Secondly, the seal is not something that will cause damage to our body or the natural environment. Finally, it is not easily corrosive biomass, so it belongs to dry waste.