When transporting wet garbage, pure liquid food garbage, such as milk, should be directly poured into the drainage ditch, and the packaged wet garbage should be sorted after unpacking and put into recyclable or dry garbage containers.
Garlic skin is wet garbage, mainly because garlic skin is perishable, so it is classified as wet garbage. Garlic peel, as a kind of kitchen waste, actually has a certain effect. Garlic skin contains a certain amount of allicin and is also very rich in potassium. When it is fermented in the soil, it can be used as fertilizer and can also be used to feed livestock or poultry.
Garlic peel is rich in egg protein and allicin, which has a certain bactericidal effect. Feeding garlic skin as feed to animals can also improve the survival rate of animals.
Wet garbage is generally treated on the spot, which generally includes microbial fermentation, microbial decomposition, physical crushing, extrusion dehydration and natural fermentation after crushing.
Sorted wet garbage can be fermented by microbial strains, in which water and carbon dioxide gas are discharged, and the residue produced is organic fertilizer or organic matter. By adding carbon, nitrogen, potassium and other elements, it can be used in the soil surface of green land and woodland to improve land fertility.