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Used cotton

How to throw it away
  • 1

    Put used cotton, including cotton sticks, cotton pads, and used cotton swabs into the bag.

  • 2

    Dispose of infectious waste bags in a dedicated infectious waste bin.

  • 3

    If there is no infectious waste bin, tie the bag tightly and separate it from general waste. Contact the local infectious waste disposal agency.

⚠️ Caution

Cotton used for wiping wounds is considered infectious waste. Proper disposal of used cotton helps prevent the spread of germs and maintains good hygiene.

What is cotton made from?

Cotton is made from cotton fibers, but it takes a long time to decompose.

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