When it comes to disposing of your trash, it's important to know what should and shouldn't go in a trash chute. Here's a quick list of items that should never be placed inside a trash chute:
Flammable items, such as burning cigarettes, non-empty aerosol cans, or other incendiary items. Dirty diapers or cat litter, as it can cause bad smells and is difficult to clean. Trash bags larger than 13 gallons. Loose cleaning products or liquid soap that may stick to trash chute walls.
Wood fragments such as sawdust and wood chips, as well as thin pieces of plywood, can be compressed using commercial compacting machines. The KenBay RotoPac compactor is ideal for compressing large volumes of garbage, including wood waste, and can achieve compaction ratios greater than 6 to 1, reducing commercial waste disposal costs by up to 80%. However, liquids alone cannot be compacted, but wet waste can.
A trash compactor is an appliance that many cooks like to have in the kitchen. It can reduce the amount of garbage by up to 75%, making it a great way to keep the kitchen and home clean. Let's take a look at some common waste materials and if they're appropriate for a commercial garbage compactor.
In addition to being cumbersome, this inefficient method of garbage disposal also created unpleasant odors and health hazards, especially if a garbage bag was opened accidentally. Most of the wet waste is produced by restaurants, which usually use autonomous compactors to dispose of garbage. Remember that the contents of your garbage compactor end up in the landfill along with the rest of the garbage, so make sure you don't add toxins to the mix.
Pesticides, gardening items, plants, flowers and the like should never be placed in a trash compactor. A professional landfill maintenance company will clean, deodorize, disinfect, and maintain your landfill, saving you time and money in the long run while still pleasing your residents. A garbage compactor should not be used to dispose of toxic cleaning products or materials that could spill or cause problems when released into the environment after being compacted.
In addition, there are some limits to the types of materials that are suitable for placing in a commercial garbage compactor. Cigars, cigarettes and other hot objects, such as candles and matches should never be placed in trash compactors as they could cause a fire.
Commercial waste disposal compactors are a clean and efficient solution for processing garbage in a cost-effective and responsible way. Many homeowners don't take the garbage bag out of their garbage compactor on a daily basis, which means that the trash stays in the bag for a few days before taking it out. In addition to being more hygienic than transporting a garbage bag through corridors and elevators of a crowded building, using a garbage compactor also helps reduce landfill waste.
