Low carbon living, emphasizing energy conservation and environmental protection, has become a lifestyle concept that modern people admire. Take plastic bottles as an example. Everyone likes to recycle them, but while we pay attention to environmental protection, we also overlook some small issues. Unconsciously, the good concept also carries the advocacy of low-carbon living and energy conservation and environmental protection, which has become a modern lifestyle concept that people admire. Take plastic bottles as an example. Everyone likes to recycle them, but while we focus on environmental protection, we also overlook some small issues. Unconsciously, the good concept has also brought a series of health hazards. So everyone should pay more attention. What are the techniques involved in the recycling of plastic bottles?

Firstly, not all plastic bottles can be recycled. You need to look at the numbers 1-7 marked in the triangle at the bottom of the bottle, where each number represents a different type of plastic.

For example, mineral water and other beverage bottles that are commonly used in daily life are generally labeled as No. 1. These plastic bottles should not be filled with hot water during recycling, as it can easily produce carcinogens. But we often see street stalls and some roadside snacks that like to use plastic bottles to store vinegar, or some people use them to store alcohol in their daily lives. These can easily cause chemical reactions between plastic bottles and the contents, releasing carcinogens! Adding drinking products such as vinegar wine that have been stored for a long time can also cause spoilage. Therefore, attention must be paid when recycling. The numbers 1-7 represent different storage categories, and those labeled with 5 can be recycled. Plastic bottles with other numbers have certain requirements and need to be noted.

For most customers, they are not familiar with these details, which requires more media promotion. Plastic bottle manufacturers also need to take responsibility and pay attention to the labeling of these labels. Some beverage companies worth learning from will label warning labels on bottle packaging, such as "Pay attention to bottom labeling and safety when storing non drinkable products", to encourage consumers to not only focus on recycling, but also ensure physical and mental health benefits