Separation of combustible waste 発火物ごみの分別について

Spray cans, lighters, and used batteries have been mixed in with non-burnable garbage, causing fires in collection vehicles and processing facilities. Fires caused by garbage can lead to serious accidents that could harm nearby residents and even endanger the lives of workers. Therefore, we ask for your cooperation in separating garbage to ensure safe collection and processing.

1. Put them out on the day for collecting recyclable waste.

2. Remove the cap, use up the contents, poke a hole in the can to release the gas, and then put them out in a collection container labeled 「スプレー缶」"spray can."

3. Even if the can is rusty or dirty, please put it out as recyclable waste.

1. Put it out on the day for recyclable waste.

2. Put it in a collection container labeled「ライター」 "lighter."

3. Release as much gas as possible.

4. Even if the lighter is dirty, put it out as recyclable waste.

1. Put them out on the day for collecting recyclable waste.

2. Put them in a collection container labeled.「使用済み乾電池」 "used dry batteries."

3. Even if they are corroded, put them out as recyclable waste.

4. "Small electronic devices with non-removable batteries" should also be put out as recyclable waste (used dry batteries).

1. Please put it in a bulky waste or designated bag and put it out on the day for non-burnable waste.

2. Be sure to use up all the contents, remove the cap, and make sure it is empty.

1. Soak it in cloth or newspaper

- It is common to soak kerosene in rags, old cloth, or newspapers before having it collected as burnable garbage.

- Make sure to let it soak just enough before throwing it away, so that it doesn't soak too much and start spilling out.

2. Have a gas station take it (inquire)

- Fees for disposing of kerosene vary depending on the gas station, so inquire.

3. Use it all up

- Another effective method is to use up all the kerosene in a stove or fan heater.