Drain food waste to reduce its weight
Overview
Food waste is about 80 percent water. Draining it cuts the weight and energy needed to collect and burn it, and keeps bins and collection points clean. The guide gives ways to keep food waste dry: keep it away from water, squeeze it, and air-dry it wrapped in newspaper for one or two days. It also lists tips from ward recycling promoters and the two types of household processors.
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