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How does the bin handle decomposition or breakdown of waste over time if not emptied immediately?
When waste sits in a bin for extended periods, decomposition begins through natural processes. Organic materials like food scraps and paper break down fastest, often within days or weeks, releasing foul odors and attracting pests. In oxygen-deprived environments (like sealed bins), anaerobic bacteria thrive, producing methane—a potent greenhouse gas. Plastics and synthetic materials resist breakdown, persisting for decades. Moisture accelerates decomposition, while dry conditions slow it. Regular bin emptying minimizes these issues, but delayed disposal leads to sludge formation, bacterial growth, and potential bin corrosion. Landfills face similar challenges on a larger scale, emphasizing why proper waste management matters for hygiene and environmental health.
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