Waste containers

• Trash can: Small in size, often used in domestic environments or offices to collect small quantities of waste.
• Bin: Larger in size than the basket, it can be used for domestic collection or in public places.
• Dumpster: A large container, usually metal, used for the collection of urban waste.
• Containers for special/hazardous waste: Specific containers for the collection of toxic, harmful, medical or chemical/industrial waste.
• Glass bells: Specific containers for the collection of glass.
• Containers for separate waste collection: Containers of different colors to separate waste based on the material (paper, plastic, metals, organic, etc.).

• Temporary collection: The containers hold the waste until it is collected by the collection workers.
• Pollution prevention: They prevent waste from being abandoned in the environment.
• Facilitating recycling: Separating waste into dedicated containers facilitates the recycling process.
• Hygiene: They help keep public and private spaces clean.

In short, waste containers are essential tools for waste management, both at home and in urban areas, and play an important role in protecting the environment.