Can it be recycled?
Nowadays, a lot of waste that could be recycled ends up being discarded improperly because many people don’t know how to check. Today, let’s learn some simple ways to read recycling labels — anyone can do it!
♻️ Recycle Symbol
Start by looking for the recycling symbol on items. The symbol usually appears as a triangle made of chasing arrows, often found at the bottom of bottles or boxes.
📋 Check the Number Code Inside the Recycling Symbol
These numbers identify the type of plastic, for example:
- 1 (PET) = Water bottles – recyclable
- 2 (HDPE) = Milk jugs, shampoo bottles – recyclable
- 5 (PP) = Food containers – recyclable
- 6 (PS) = Foam containers – difficult to recycle
💬 Read the Additional Labels
Some brands include helpful messages on their products, such as:
- “Recycle me” – Encourages recycling
- “100% Recyclable” – The product can be fully recycled
- “Made from Recycled Material” – The product is made from previously recycled materials
By learning to read recycling labels correctly, we can separate waste properly and ensure it goes to the right place.
If you are interested in more recycling guidelines, feel free to contact Wongpanit Sookjai for more information.
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