Waste Segrega%on Guidelines

1. Organic Waste 2. Dry Waste 3. Reject Waste

(Do NOT use a plas&c liner) (Use only reusable bags for disposal) (Do NOT use a plas&c liner)

Kitchen Waste Plas%c (Must be rinsed if soiled) Sanitary waste

Vegetable/fruit peels Plas&c covers/bo.les/boxes/items (Use a newspaper for wrapping)
Cooked food/LeXovers Chips/toffee wrappers Diapers/Sanitary napkins
Egg shells Plas&c cups Bandages
Chicken/fish bones Milk/Curd packets Condoms
Ro.en fruits/vegetables Nails
Tissue paper soiled with food Paper (Must be rinsed if soiled) Used &ssues
Tea bags/Coffee grinds Newspaper/Magazines Medicines
Leaf plates Sta&onery/Junk mail Swept dust
Cardboard cartons
Pizza boxes (Limited quan&&es of mixed waste is
Tetrapaks allowed, such as heavily soiled plas&c or
Paper cups and plates soiled paper)

Metal Sharps § (small quan%%es only;

Foil containers wrap in newspaper and
Metal cans hand over separately)
Razors/Blades
Glass (handle with care) Used syringes
Unbroken glass bo.les Injec&on vials
Garden waste *
(small quan%ty only; from Apt) Other dry waste
Fallen Leaves/twigs Rubber/Thermocol
Puja flowers/garlands Old mops/Dusters/Sponges
Weeds Cosme&cs, Construc%on debris/Inerts¤
Ceramics, Wooden Chips, (Hand over separately)
Hair
Coconut shells Rubble
Paints
E-waste (handle with care) Silt from drains
Ba.eries Cement powder
CDs/Tapes Bricks
Thermometers Flower pots

Bulbs/tube lights/CFLs ** Broken glass

(hand over separately) (wrap in newspaper)

* Garden waste from our campus grounds will be picked up separately.

** Hand over your fused tube-lights and bulbs separately. There is a separate bin for these items in the basement.
§ There is a separate bin for the sharps items in the basement.
¤ Construc%on debris in large quan&&es will be charged extra per load.

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