What is durian shell garbage

Durian shells belong to kitchen waste and need to be drained before being placed in wet garbage or kitchen waste bins. Durian shells have the characteristics of hard texture and slow degradation, but can be converted into organic fertilizers through composting treatment. As the outer shell of tropical fruits, durian shells have a tight fiber structure and contain difficult to decompose components such as lignin, which takes a long time to completely degrade in natural environments. In China's garbage classification standards, it is classified as kitchen waste mainly because it contains certain organic matter and is suitable for microbial decomposition. Before placing, residual fruit pulp should be removed and the water drained to avoid contaminating other recyclable materials or increasing transportation and processing burdens. Some urban garbage classification regulations may require large fruit shells to be individually bagged or crushed before being disposed of, in order to reduce the occupation of garbage bin space. Some regions may have special requirements for durian shells due to differences in processing facilities. If the local waste treatment plant does not have large-scale organic matter crushing equipment, it may be recommended to treat durian shells as other waste. A very small number of areas that implement refined classification will require ultra hard fruit shells to be separately classified as garden waste for professional composting or biomass power generation. When encountering such special situations, the latest classification guidelines issued by the local municipal department should be followed. Proper handling of durian shells can help improve the utilization rate of waste resources. You can try using dried durian shell fragments as potted plant bottoms or homemade compost in daily life, which can reduce waste and improve soil permeability. If the community carries out a kitchen waste recycling project, it is recommended to cooperate with unified disposal to avoid mixing durian shells with pollutants such as plastic bags. For situations where the classification criteria are uncertain, specific guidelines can be found through the municipal service hotline or garbage classification mini program.