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Recyclables

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3) Recyclables

You can contribute to environmental conservation and protection by separating your recyclables, which are valuable resources. The government recommends separate disposal and collection of recyclables according to their type and recycling guidelines.

Four Key Points in Recycling

1. Empty: Empty out all the contents from the container.

2. Rinse: Wipe or rinse off any foreign matter, food residue, etc.

3. ‌‌Remove: Remove the parts that are made of a different material from the body such as the label and lid.

4. ‌‌Sort and separate: Separate the recyclables according to the type of material they are made of and their properties before disposing of them in the collection bins.

Type Item

Vegetables Onion skin, corn husk, cornstalk, pepper stalk

Fruits Hard nutshells such as those of walnuts, chestnuts, peanuts, and acorns Hard seeds of stone fruits such as peaches, apricots, and persimmons

Meats Hairs and bones of cattle, pigs, chickens

Fish &

Shellfish Shells of shellfish such as clams, conch, abalone, sea squirts, and oysters Scraps Single-use teabags (green tea, medicinal herbs, etc.) in paper, cloth, etc.

Category Sub-category

(recyclable) Non-applicable

(non-recyclable) Guidelines

Corrugated paper

Corrugated cardboard boxes, etc.

Cold storage boxes for courier delivery, boxes that are not lined with inseparable aluminum foil, plastic, etc.

Remove any plastic coating, adhesive tape, iron pins, etc., and then fold them into a flat shape

Discard them in a designated place so that they do not mix with other types of paper

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Category Sub-category

(recyclable) Non-applicable

(non-recyclable) Guidelines

Paper other than corrugated paper

Cartons (sterilized carton) -Milk cartons, ‌ soymilk cartons, ‌ soju cartons, juice ‌ cartons, etc.

Empty the contents and remove any residues by rinsing them out

Remove any straw, plastic, etc. that is of a different material from the carton

Discard in a carton bin so that they do not mix with other types of paper

If there isn’t a bin exclusively for cartons, tie cartons together with a string, etc. so that they are easily distinguishable from other types of paper

Newspapers

Advertisements coated with plastic or newspapers with foreign

matter or plastics that are difficult to remove

Flatten and stack them before tying them together (make sure they do not get wet)

Booklets, notepads, flyers,

etc.

Paper with metal components (e.g. aluminum), courier shipping

labels, thermal printing paper, photograph paper, paper foil with

oil stain, used toilet/tissue paper, waterproofed posters, etc.

Remove plastic-coated paper, spring, plastic packaging material, etc.

Paper cups Cups coated with plastic and contaminated cups

Empty the contents, rinse with water, and flatten them to be disposed of together in a bag or using other means

Glass Beverage bottles and other types of

bottles

Broken glass, coated glass in multiple different colors, heat-resistant glass, crystal, glass plate, glass from lighting

fixtures, chinaware, ceramics, etc.

Empty the contents and remove any residues by rinsing them out

Make sure there is no foreign matter, such as a cigarette butt, inside

Be careful so that the glass does not break

Separate them by color if there are separate bins for different colored bottles

Remove any adhesives and, if possible, the label

Return soju and beer bottles to a retailer to receive your deposit back

Metal cans Beverage cans, beer cans, canned

food cans, etc.

Empty the contents and remove any residues by rinsing them out

Make sure there is no foreign matter, such as a cigarette butt, inside

Remove any non-metal materials such as a plastic lid

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Category Sub-category

(recyclable) Non-applicable

(non-recyclable) Guidelines

Metal cans Butane gas cans, pesticide cans, etc.

Cans where the contents still remain inside (lacquer cans, paint

cans, etc.)

Empty the contents

Colorless bottlesPET

Colorless and transparent PET bottles for water/

beverage

Empty the contents, remove the label, and, if possible, flatten the bottles

Plastics Containers and trays made of PVC, PE, PP,

PS and PSP

Toys and stationery items with non-plastic materials attached, clothes hangers, toothbrush, binders, phones, fishing rods, strollers, baby walkers, CDs, DVDs,

etc.

Empty the contents and remove any residues by rinsing them out

Remove materials that are different from the main body such as the label and other components

In the case of pump-type containers, remove the metal spring from the pump

Vinyl Vinyl packaging and single-use vinyl

(“plastic”) bags

Contaminated vinyl bags, tablecloths, rubber gloves, linoleum, mats, etc.

Empty the contents and remove any residues by rinsing them out

Dispose of them in a bag so that they do not scatter

Styrofoam

Styrofoam boxes for packaging agricultural, fisheries, or livestock products and shock-absorbing

material for electronics

Styrofoam coated or attached with other materials, building interior/exterior finishing materials,

cup noodle containers with food residues or difficult-to-remove

foreign matter, etc.

Empty the contents and remove any residues by rinsing them out

Remove materials that are different from the main body such as the label and

Styrofoam shock-absorbing materials for packaging electronic products such as television should be returned to the vendor/

supplier, if possible Clothing

and fabrics

Cotton clothing and other types of

clothing

Discard in the clothing bin

In door-to-door pickup service areas, place them in a burlap bag, etc. or tie them together and leave it outside the door

Batteries

Mercury batteries, silver-oxide batteries, alkaline manganese

batteries, etc.

Dispose of batteries separately from the products they were used in

Dispose of them at electronic retailers, clock shops, etc.

Dispose of them in the designated bin at your apartment complex, dong community center, school, etc.

Fluorescent lights

Straight tube, radial, and compact types, lights containing stabilizers or

mercury, etc.

Broken fluorescent lights and light bulbs

Dispose of them in the designated bin at your apartment complex, dong community center, etc.

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