#1989 - Info 7 del 27/10/2025 - Com separar residus
Brief introduction: **Info 7** with **Gemma Pascual**.
Defines the ***organic*** bin and lists examples: food scraps, peels, fish remains, eggshells, soiled paper used for eating, matches, toothpicks, dust/sweepings, cork stoppers, coffee grounds, tea leaves, small pruning, compostable pet litter.
Explains **yellow** for ***packaging*** (cans, drink cartons, aerosols, foil, film, plastic containers, foam trays) and **grey** for ***rest*** (hair/comb residues, small broken items, sanitary textiles, non-compostable cat litter, cigarette butts, personal hygiene items, mop sticks, used cloths, broom handles).
Clarifies **blue** for ***paper and cardboard*** (envelopes, paper/cardboard bags, egg cartons, newspapers, magazines) and **green** for ***glass*** (glass containers). Provides the help site: "sansaloniresidus.cat".
Overview
On Info 7, host Gemma Pascual explains how to separate household waste correctly using color-coded containers.
"How do we have to separate the residues correctly?"
Key reminder
- The brown container is for organic matter.
What goes in each container
- *Brown — Organic***
- Food scraps and leftovers - Fruit and vegetable peels - Fish remains - Eggshells - Soiled paper used for eating - Matches and toothpicks - Dust and sweepings - Cork stoppers - Coffee grounds and tea leaves - Small pruning waste - Compostable pet litter
- *Yellow — Packaging***
- Aluminum cans and tins - Drink cartons (bricks) - Aerosols - Aluminum foil and plastic film - Plastic containers and foam trays
- *Grey — Rest***
- Hair/comb residues and small broken items - Sanitary textiles - Non-compostable cat litter - Cigarette butts - Personal hygiene items (toothbrushes, cotton swabs, razors) - Mop sticks, used cloths, and broom handles
- *Blue — Paper and Cardboard***
- Envelopes and paper/cardboard bags - Egg cartons - Newspapers and magazines
- *Green — Glass***
- Glass containers (bottles and jars)
Need help?
- If in doubt, visit: "sansaloniresidus.cat"

