Studying in South Korea, where do you throw the used toilet paper in the bathroom? What kind of cate

Used toilet paper in the bathroom is disposed of in designated garbage bags, and toilet paper is classified as general garbage. In Korea's garbage sorting system, household waste is divided into four categories, namely food waste, general waste, recyclable waste, and bulky waste.

Food waste: refers to the waste of agricultural, livestock and aquatic products generated in the process of food production, circulation and processing, as well as the food residue after meals. Onions, ginger, garlic roots, animal hair and bones are not considered food waste.

General garbage refers to all non-recyclable garbage except food waste, recyclable garbage, and large garbage, such as used toilet paper, animal bones, egg shells, shrimp and crab shells, belts, etc. General garbage must also be placed in designated garbage bags and placed in designated bins.

Recyclable waste: Almost all packaging items have a separate recycling mark, such as paper packaging, glass, canned waste and plastic waste. The government does not charge for this type of garbage.

Large-scale waste: refers to large-scale household waste, such as household appliances, beds, sofas, etc.

Hand paper should be placed in a black plastic bag, and general household garbage can be thrown away together, recyclable paper shell cans and wine bottles and the like, should be placed separately in a transparent plastic bag, food waste has a special yellow plastic bag, after loading, and general household garbage and recyclable garbage together in the garbage collection place.

South Korea doesn't seem to have much garbage sorting.