Food Waste Disposal Practices That Are Environmentally Responsible

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Deodorizing granules, a watertight lid gasket, and routine spray sessions will minimize the environmental impact of the food waste that is stored within a dumpster rental. When securing a rental dumpster, inquire about what types of items are allowed to be placed in the container and the proper way to seal food waste. Use these tips and some hygiene aids to keep your property clean.

An Ever Growing Pollution And Pest Problem

Anaerobic decomposition is the breakdown of materials that are exposed to little or no oxygen. As a result of this type of decomposition, methane gas is produced. Methane gas traps heat in the atmosphere and contributes to climate change. Products that are stored inside of a dumpster will not decompose quickly, due to a lid being secured to a waste receptacle.

In spite of methane gas emissions being a potential problem, using measures to secure waste inside of tied bags can reduce the impact of methane gas. In addition to food waste pollution, rotted items can attract flies and other nuisance pests.

Storage Solutions And The Emptying Of A Dumpster

The dumpster facility that you use for your waste removal needs will supply you with a list of waste items that are accepted. A company may furnish a list of guidelines that clients must follow, including the proper manner to fill a waste receptacle and the types of trash bags that should be used to secure loose food waste. The amount of waste that you incur on your property may necessitate the dumpster being emptied one or more times each week.

Deodorizing granules that are biodegradable and a watertight lid gasket can reduce unpleasant scents that are associated with rotting food. Sprinkle granules into the base of an empty rental dumpster and add more as needed. Check the lid gasket daily, to ensure that it has formed a seal around the upper rim of the dumpster.

The Elimination Of Spills

Spilled food or beverages that come into contact with the ground or the sides of a rental dumpster can attract insects and wild animals. Spoiled food and beverages can leech into the ground and contaminate your property. After waste has been added to your rental dumpster, walk around the perimeter of the waste receptacle. Use a hose to rinse off the sides of the dumpster. Pick up food waste that has fallen onto the ground. Spray water onto the ground, to remove traces of waste.

Talk to a dumpster rental service for more advice. 

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