Sunday, November 1, 2009  What is Wet Waste?  Guelph Recycling.
"Recycle Guelph." Internet; accessed November 1, 2009.  *Another
form of wet waste is wastewater.  - Natalie Hui     1. The above
graphic is misleading. Sanitary waste such as napkins, diapers
cannot be composted. These have to be incinerated (burnt in a
professional machine meant for the purpose)      What is Wet
Waste?     - Vegetable waste     - Fruit waste     - Food waste
except oily waste     - Tea leaves     - Coffee powder     -
Garden trimmings     - leaves     - Flowers     - Pencil
shavings     - Match Sticks     - Newspaper (good to line the
waste bin with paper without using plastic covers)      What is
not wet waste...cannot be composted     - Sanitary Waste     -
Cigarette butts     - Oily food (harms the composting process)
- Watery food stuff