3 R

First of all,i’m very like recycle..because many benefits we can get from recycle,reduce and reuse..especially recycle papers and glass bottle.Now,one world loud noise talking about 3R.It is recycle,reduce and reuse.Now, all supermarkets in Malaysia are conducting a campaign "No Plastic" on every Saturday.There are many types articles or objects we can recycle.Most popular now it is papers,plastics and glass.Here,i want explain how we can recycle,reduce and reuse all of thats.

There are about 50 different types of plastic.The main types include:HDPE – Opaque bottles,PVC – Transparent bottles, with a seam running across the base and PET – Transparent bottles, with a hard moulded spot in the centre of the base.If  at your home recycling bin doesn’t take plastic bottles, then deposit them at your local recycling bank.Clean all bottles before recycling them and we also can buy plastic bottles in bulk whenever possible to reduce packaging waste.Carriers can be reused next time you’re at the shops, or deposit used ones at collection points provided by some supermarkets.

     Other than thats, we can recycle paper.Paper is separated into the following groups such as magazines, newspapers, office paper, cardboard and Phone directories. Deposit used paper at your local recycling bank.Most home recycling bins, provided by your local council, usually accept paper products.Only recycle gummed paper if specified, such as envelopes and stickers.

Reduce paper waste by cancelling unwanted deliveries, or read news online as opposed to buying newspapers.We put a ‘no junk mail please’ sign on your letter box to reduce unwanted deliveries.Reuse paper around the home as scrap paper or packing material. Envelopes can also be reused.Set your printer to print on both sides of the paper.We can also buy recycled paper whenever possible..

    Now,we talk about glass.Glass is separated into 3 colours: green, brown and clear.Take great care when handling broken glass, wear gloves if possible,deposit glass at your nearest recycling bank by throwing them into the appropriate container.At many supermarkets have glass-recycling banks, enabling you to recycle glass on your weekly shop.Most home recycle bins, provided by your local council, usually accept glass.Make sure you wash out the bottle or jar before putting it into recycling bins.Reuse glass whenever possible. Jars can be used as small containers and bottles can be used as vases.

Lastly,I want to invite everyone to make recycle,reduce and reuse even you all just want to try it,at the end you all will be like with what you  do now.Just wait and see...:-)