HOUSEHOLD WASTE MANAGEMENT
I. Definition
Household waste is waste that comes from the kitchen, bathroom, laundry, a former industrial waste and household sewage. Waste is waste / used in the form of liquid, gas and solid. In the waste water contained chemicals are difficult to remove and dangerous. These chemicals can give life to the germs causing dysentery, typhoid and so on. Waste water must be treated so as not to pollute the environment and endanger health. Waste water must be managed to reduce pollution.
I. Definition
Household waste is waste that comes from the kitchen, bathroom, laundry, a former industrial waste and household sewage. Waste is waste / used in the form of liquid, gas and solid. In the waste water contained chemicals are difficult to remove and dangerous. These chemicals can give life to the germs causing dysentery, typhoid and so on. Waste water must be treated so as not to pollute the environment and endanger health. Waste water must be managed to reduce pollution.
II. HOW TO HOUSEHOLD WASTE TREATMENT
Waste from households is causing unpleasant odors and disturbing the surrounding environment. One way to manage household waste is to make 2 bath. The two tubs are used for the deposition of waste in stages. Thus the waste water out of the tub last is not dangerous anymore.
MATERIALS
a. Gravel
b. Bamboo
c. Sand
d. Simple Bathtub
EQUIPMENT
e. Hoe
f. Parang
g. Bucket
MAKING
Create a simple tub as much as 2 pieces. The slope of the line should be taken into account. Try not to waste any object in the water, because if there is going to stick and clog. Between tub connected to each other bamboo with one another lower lying. Dirt waste water in the tub I, will float. At the bottom of the waste through a pipeline will continue to flow into the basin II and will be infiltration and wastewater that has been through the process of infiltration and are no longer dangerous.
III. USE
a. To dispose of industrial waste household.
b. To discard the dirt that is fluid.
IV. MAINTENANCE
a. Bak should be frequently cleaned so that dirt does not disrupt the channel
b. Keep in channel-channel control to avoid congestion.
c. Do not dispose of solid waste such as: fabrics, paper, leaves, plastic, gravel, etc..
V. HOUSEHOLD WASTE TREATMENT BENEFIT
a. Do not contaminate water sources all around us
b. Do not pollute the soil surface.
c. Avoid the spread of hookworm on the ground.
d. Prevent breeding of flies and other insects.
e. No cause odors that bother.
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VI. LOSS IF NOT MANAGING WASTE
• Contaminate water resources around us
• littering the ground
• Developing ground for flies and other insects.
• The spread of hookworm on the ground
• Can cause odors that bother
