Tablecloth is recyclable waste, because it is generally plastic or cloth, which meets the standard of 'reusable value' of recyclable waste. There are four types of garbage. In addition to recyclable garbage, there are kitchen waste, harmful garbage and other garbage.
Tablecloth is something that many people will keep in their homes. It can protect our table from pollution, which can increase the service life of the table. However, the tablecloth needs to be replaced after long-term use. What kind of garbage is the old tablecloth divided into?
Garbage classification can be divided into kitchen waste, recyclable waste, harmful waste and other wastes. Kitchen waste is something that is easy to rot such as leftovers, and recyclable waste refers to waste with reuse value such as cloth and plastic.
Hazardous waste is waste that is harmful to human health and the natural environment, and other wastes are wastes other than the above-mentioned wastes. The tablecloth is generally plastic or cloth, so it belongs to recyclable waste.