The document discusses proper waste disposal and safety precautions. It lists common waste materials found in homes, hospitals, markets, offices and classrooms. These include food waste, plastic, paper, glass and medical sharps. The document recommends properly disposing of waste, segregating materials, safely handling sharps, recycling where possible, generating income from recyclables, and reusing items like plastic bags. Following these practices promotes safe waste disposal.

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What are the waste materials commonly found in the hospital/
market/household?

4. Household Hospital Market
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5. Lesson 9
Safety Precautions in Disposing Waste Materials
1. Waste materials should
be properly disposed of.
2. Proper segregation of
materials should be
observed.
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6. Lesson 9
Safety Precautions in Disposing Waste Materials
The sharp objects should be
placed in a cardboard box
and closer or tape the box
and mark it as trash.
Never touch waste materials with your
bare hands. Use appropriate equipment
in sorting waste materials to avoid
puncture from sharp objects or use
gloves.
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7. Lesson 9
Safety Precautions in Disposing Waste Materials
Recycle non- decaying waste materials such as plastics
bottles. They can be made into decorations and pots.
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8. Lesson 9
Safety Precautions in Disposing Waste Materials
Re- use plastic bags.
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Generate income by selling old
newspapers, cardboard,
cartolinas, manila papers, and
bond papers.

9. Lesson 9
Safety Precautions in Disposing Waste Materials
1. Waste materials should be properly disposed of.
2. There are many waste materials found in the home,
classrooms, and laboratories.
3. Proper segregation of materials should be observed.
Do not mix decaying materials with non- decaying
materials.
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10. Home Offices Classrooms Laborato
ries
tubes/bottles of
shampoo and
conditioner
packing
materials
empty boxes disposable
syringe
leftover food (fish,
meat, rice)
empty
cartridge
cardboard razor
plastic containers empty boxes broken pieces of
glass
gloves
soft drink bottles blades/cutter old news paper needles
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11. 4. The sharp objects should be placed in a cardboard box
and closer or tape the box and mark it as trash.
5. Never touch waste materials with your bare hands. Use
appropriate equipment in sorting waste materials to
avoid puncture from sharp objects or use gloves.
6. Recycle non- decaying waste materials such as plastics
bottles. They can be made into decorations and pots.
7. Generate income by selling old newspapers, cardboard,
cartolinas, manila papers, and bond papers.
8. Re- use plastic bags.
Marie JajaT. Roa- Santa MariaWest Central School- Division of Ilocos Sur

12. Recycle- to make something new from something
that has been used before.
Example: plastic bottles of 1.5 soft drinks can be
made into flower vase or pots, juice wrappers or
candy wrappers can be made into pillows.
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