Some household waste can be recycled. 1. Paper products: Paper, cardboard, newspapers, magazines, books, etc. 2. Metal products: Tin cans, aluminum foil, beverage cans, cables, old kitchen utensils, etc. 3. Plastic products: PET bottles, bags, etc. 4. Glass products: Glass bottles, jars, etc. These can be recycled and reused. Non-recyclable household waste 1. Greaseproof paper, wet paper, paper contaminated with food waste 2. Window glass, mirror, crystals 3. Nylon, foam, straw 4. Electronic devices, light bulb, toys 5. Baby diapers, ceramic products Benefits of recycling Our environment is kept clean. Waste thrown into the garbage bin and nature is reduced. We leave a clean environment to the future. Contribution is made to the economy. Reducing the consumption of petroleum products contributes to the country's economy. Natural resources are protected. Forests and water resources are less damaged. New job opportunities arise. There are people who make a living by dealing in scrap and collecting paper. Energy savings are achieved. Since the use of raw materials will be reduced, energy will be saved.