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The right hand washing methods

We know that washing hands is one of the necessities of life. In fact, washing hands is much more than that. Think about it: Our hands are exposed to many things. We can even say that our hands are probably the most used part of our body. While rubbing dishes or washing our baby's hair, clinging to the bus, using eyeliner, pressing keys on the keyboard ... This list can last forever. That's why our hands definitely deserve extra care. So how can we do that? Taking as much pleasure as possible while washing our hands. Here are the ways to wash your hands with the Dove method (in fact, it's better to say pamper).

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Timing is very important.
Before everything; You must wash your hands for at least 20 seconds and massage each part with the hand washing product you choose.

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Stay away from dryness.
Did you know that washing your hands frequently will dry and tighten your skin? Wash your hands with products that contain moisturizers, such as Dove Original Beauty Cream Liquid Soap, which have a special formula that helps maintain the skin's natural moisture level. It protects the moisture and softness of your hands with the 1/4 moisturizing cream it contains, it treats your skin gentle with its neutral pH formula.

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Select maintenance products.
Your hands deserve more than just clean. Indulge your hands at every turn. Our Supreme Fine Silk Beauty Cream Liquid Soap provides care for your hands at every wash, cleanses the skin and helps to maintain the moisture level of the skin.

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Choose beautiful perfumed products.
Remember, the issue is not only with your hands, but also what you want. So choose a liquid soap that offers a little more. Go Fresh Fresh Touch Beauty Cream Liquid Soap with refreshing cucumber and green tea scents will be an excellent choice. We're sure you'il look for excuses to get your hands dirty.

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Dry your hands carefully.
When washing your hands after drying, try using a clean towel. If possible, keep more than one hand towel in the bathroom and wash them frequently. Thus, they will remain soft and fluffy for a longer time, and the possibility of spreading harmful microbes will be reduced.

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Moisten your hands.
Maintain the moisture, softness and beauty of your hands using a good hand lotion. Keep it next to the sink so you never forget to use it

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How to gain the habit of hand washing?

What should be considered when giving children the habit of hand washing? Here are suggestions that make hand washing fun ...

Acıbadem Fulya Hospital Infectious Diseases Specialist Hülya Kuşoğlu explained the ways to give children the habit of yıkama hand washing olan which is the most effective and simplest way to protect them from infectious diseases.

Hands are the most polluted organs in daily life. Although the hands appear to be clean, they can carry many disease-causing factors, such as bacteria, viruses and parasite eggs, which are invisible to them. There are about 4000-6000 bacteria per square centimeter of hands. These invisible microorganisms can be transmitted to children by means of moving hands to the mouth or eyes, touching, shaking hands, and sharing food or goods. The purpose of our handwash is to remove harmful microorganisms found on the hands. Because hands that are not washed frequently become susceptible to the growth of microorganisms. The environment, animals or after contact with other people after influenza, diarrhea, even causing the disease to cause harmful microorganisms that can cause our body to settle with our hands, '' especially in the hands of the thumb, fingers and finger tips are the most common contact points for more microorganisms.

Hand washing is the most effective method of protection from diseases
Handwashing is the simplest and most effective method to prevent the transmission of harmful microorganisms, especially the common cold, influenza, diarrhea and pneumonia. For example, it is possible to protect our children from diarrhea by 53 percent, by 50 percent from pneumonia and by 43 percent from bacterial infection of the skin called impetigo, by teaching only the right hand washing method.

Parents should set an example for their children
Infectious Diseases Specialist Hülya Kuşoğlu hand washing habit in childhood, should be given from the preschool age, stating that parents often need to wash their hands to their children, first of all they should be a good model, he said. Washing hands with the child is the most effective way to learn the correct washing technique.

Training should be fun
Children like to learn with fun. Try to make it fun while you teach your child to wash hands. To do this, you can place reminding materials around the sink, such as fun pictures in the form of a favorite toy or cartoon character, or pictures showing when to wash your hands. While teaching your child the importance of washing hands, be careful not to put pressure on them. Tell him that he can be protected from many diseases by washing his hands in a calm tone. If you are unable to wash your hand, try another way to solve the problem.

Wash your hands for at least 30 seconds!
Although washing hands may seem simple, there are rules to be followed. Because according to scientific studies; microorganisms are not cleaned from hands unless they are washed with a certain time and appropriate technique. Therefore, your child needs to wash their hands for at least 30 seconds.

What are the stages of hand washing?
First, wet hands with water,
Wash hands by rubbing with soap,
Thoroughly rub the fingertips and between the fingers, thumbs, palms and wrist folds,
Rinse your hands thoroughly under running water,
Dry your hands with clean towels after washing,

"When should we wash our hands?" answered the question.

Hands are our organ that provides all kinds of connections with our environment in our daily life, which is constantly polluted during the day and therefore can contain plenty of bacteria. We have millions of germs in our hands. Many of these microbes are harmless. But some of them do not wash your hands; fever, flu or diarrhea. Some bacteria adhere well to the pores, scratches, cracks and hairs in our hands, and find suitable environments to multiply by mixing with dust and dirt.

Touch the soap in the water!
When you cough, sneeze or clean your nose, germs spread to your hands. Microbes that get on your hands go to your mouth with food and drinks you touch or directly with your hands and make you sick. These germs are transmitted to those around you through the items you touch. Especially after washing the microbes in your hands and nails that are not washed well; jaundice, typhoid fever, dysentery, hairworm. Washing hands is our most effective weapon in the fight against germs. We must wash our hands frequently with appropriate methods. We should also use soap when washing.

When should we wash our hands?
Here are the situations where we need to wash our hands:

Before preparing food and food,
Before preparing the dinner table,
Before eating,
Before you love little babies,
Before we brush our teeth,
When you come home from the outside,
After using the toilet,
After the game,
After handling raw foods,
After wiping our nose,
After coughing and sneezing,
After shaking hands with a sick friend,
After handling animals.

Eurasia Hospital Child Health and Diseases Specialist Ersin Sari, giving children the habit of hand-washing tips to be applied.

Why is hygiene important in children?
Children with a more sensitive immune system than adults, can easily face the infestation of microbes. Even though it is not seen with the eyes, the microorganisms that accumulate mostly in the hands and even children touching their hands to the mouth and eyes can become a problem in itself. At this point, hand washing is the most effective way of protection. Especially the early hand-washing habit helps to prevent problems such as hepatitis A, tuberculosis, diarrhea and intestinal parasites. Because the factors that cause these diseases in general, as a result of routine behaviors that are a part of daily life in children and especially in the hands of microbes that accumulate.

How should children wash their hands?
Hands should be washed with soap for about 20 seconds, then rinsed with plenty of water.
While washing hands; care should be taken to wash the fingers, nails, palms and the outer surface of the hand very well.
Then dry thoroughly with a cotton towel. The towels used by the child should also be changed frequently.

How can children gain the habit of hand washing?
Parents can start toilet training when they are babies, and when they grow a little older, children begin to test with hand washing. Children who are bored quickly cannot concentrate or want to finish this process as a lesson. At this point, parents should determine a path in line with the developmental processes of children and refer to clues that will turn education into a fun activity.

Make role model
Handwashing, which is the most practical way to protect children from diseases, should become a routine in life. However, first of all, children should be made aware that washing hands is an important step to prevent diseases. For this, you should be a good role model as a parent, when you wake up in the morning, before and after meals, you must wash your hands when you come outside, and you should involve your child in this process. Remember, you are the most important people at that age where children are exemplary, whose behavior is replicated and imitated.

Teach handwashing is a necessity
Your relationship with your child is very important in hand washing education. The process works much more easily in an authority-love relationship. At this point, when you ask your child to wash his hands, say as if he was not giving orders or begging. Do not use bad words and threats when you do not wash your hands. Or bargain in case he doesn't, follow a balanced path instead of begging too much. Be loving but serious.

Turn hand washing training into enjoyable times
It's worth adding some fun. For this, colorful and pleasant stickers can cheer up the area to wash hands. You can place your favorite toy in this area, which shows how to wash your hands. Since the handwashing time should be at least 30 seconds, you can sing a favorite song during this time. For the duration, you can obtain children's hourglass. For easy access to the washbasin, you can buy stools specially prepared for children.

5 Natural Ways to Avoid Flu

Basic hygiene rules and common sense are effective Wash your hands frequently. Rinsing your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds or using an alcohol-based hand disinfectant where water and soap cannot be reached significantly reduces your risk of getting sick or the risk of carrying your home flu. Do not use antibacterial hand disinfectants as they may cause the growth of resistant microbes and contain some chemicals. Instead of shaking hands, try hugging. The risk of wrapping germs is much lower. Also, try not to touch your eyes, nose and mouth. Finally, if you show flu symptoms, stay home by not going to work.



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How to wash your hands in the right way?

Proper washing of the hands is an important step to prevent disease. How to wash your hands to prevent disease?

Washing our hands is the cheapest and most reliable method to prevent diseases. For hand washing we only need water and soap or alcohol-based hand disinfectants (water-free cleaners). Our hands are the organ that provides all kinds of connections with the environment in our daily life and therefore contain the most bacteria. We must wash our hands frequently and correctly to protect the health of both ourselves and those around us.

When should you wash your hands?

After every activity we do during the day, we collect microorganisms that we cannot see visually around us. These microorganisms can be viruses, sometimes bacteria. When we touch open places to microorganisms such as eyes, mouth and nose with our contaminated hands, we may get infection. Although our hands are not completely germ-free, we can limit the transfer of bacteria, viruses and other germs by washing our hands frequently and correctly.

We have to wash our hands before we do this.

Before cooking and eating,
Before touching any wound, giving medication or caring for a sick person,
We must wash our lenses before inserting or removing them.

We should wash our hands after we do

After preparing and eating food, especially after touching raw meat and meat products,
After using the toilet,
After changing the diaper,
After touching an animal or its material
After sneezing, coughing,
After contact with an infected wound or patient,
After handling the garbage,
After handling chemical cleaning materials,
After shaking hands,
After the exchange,
In addition, we should wash our hands whenever it looks dirty.

How to wash hands correctly?

Generally, the most effective method is washing with soap and water. Remove the jewelry from your hands. Soak your hands under running, warm water. Rub your hands thoroughly with soap for 30 seconds to 1 minute and froth well.
Rub the palms, fingers, wrist area, nails and hands thoroughly. Rinse your hands thoroughly under running water. Dry your hands thoroughly with a disposable towel. If you are in a public place, close the faucet with the paper towel you use and throw it away.

When you can't find soap and water…
You can use hand disinfectants when traveling, at school, at work or in other situations where we cannot find water and soap. However, the effectiveness of the alcohol varies depending on the type, concentration, contact time and amount used. The alcohol content should be at least 60%. 3-5 ml hand disinfectant should be placed on the palm and spread over the entire hand surface. Continue rubbing until complete drying is achieved.
Washing hands does not require a lot of time or effort, it is cost-effective, but it has a strong effect on disease prevention.

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30 Seconds to Hand Wash Protects from Infectious Winter Diseases

Have you ever thought it would be possible to gain resistance to infectious diseases in just 30 seconds? At first glance, it seems that 'not possible'. However, in the winter months, especially in public transportation vehicles, diseases that may pass as a result of contact with sick people touch, it is possible to be protected by regular hand washing habit.

Memorial Antalya Hospital Infectious Diseases Department . Dr. Şirin Elmi stated that infectious diseases such as hepatitis-A, especially influenza, can spread rapidly due to unwashed hands in places where there are crowded groups such as schools, and advised on hand hygiene.

You decide whether your hands will be a sickness visa or a protection shield

Water and nutrients, which are the basic necessities of life, can become harmful if the hygienic conditions are not taken into consideration in the stages from supply to consumption and constitute a danger for our health. We meet all our needs in our daily life with our hands. Therefore, many infectious diseases can be carried with our hands which are in constant contact with our environment. Even in clean-looking hands, thousands of disease-causing microorganisms can be found. Furthermore, it is not possible for our hands to be kept clean. Influenza, jaundice, diarrhea factors, intestinal parasites spread to our mouths through hands and then to our body.
Hands should be washed frequently throughout the day

Children are more easily ill because their body resistance is weaker. Most of the children become ill because of the germs they take from their environment just because they do not wash their hands. In particular, not to wash hands properly after the toilet, even in the exchange of items such as erasers and pencils made between children in the school can transfer germs, coughing and sneezing infected with these items can be taken into the body through the hands of the disease-causing germs. For this reason, it is very important to wash hands at school and everywhere we are.

Liquid soap should be preferred in bulk places

Hygiene is the first step of protection methods. Persons should be told about the ways of transmission of diseases and individual cleaning, which is the most important method of protection. In particular, the importance of hand washing should be emphasized. Personal hygiene habits are very important in the control of many infectious diseases. Handwashing is the best, most effective and inexpensive method of protection from diseases. With the development of hand washing habits from a young age, the fight against diseases begins. It is very important to maintain this habit in the school age.

After eating and after eating
After using the toilet
After touching raw meat, chicken, fish and eggs
After handling contaminated food and garbage
After closing our mouths with our hands during sneezing and coughing
Public transport, money exchange, after use of public telephone
After handling cats, dogs and other animals
After coming home from work and school, it must be washed by hand in the right way.

The aim of hand hygiene is to remove harmful germs. Cleaning with water only removes visible dirt from the eye but does not provide effective hygiene. For complete cleaning, soap should be used with water. Liquid soap should be preferred especially in bulk places.
Need to wash hands with the right technique

How to wash hands?

The hands are soaked with lukewarm water, the soap is distributed to all surfaces of the hands and is thoroughly foamed.
Wrists, palms, fingers, between the fingers, back of the hand and nails are rubbed vigorously for at least 30 seconds.
Rinse hands thoroughly.
The hands are dried with disposable towel paper especially in public and bulk places.
The paper towel used for drying is closed with the faucet and discarded in the trash.

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How should we wash our hands?

Washing hands frequently with warm water and soap, preventing the formation of cracks and abrasions, short and clean fingernails is the most effective way to prevent the spread and spread of infectious diseases.

Istanbul Public Health Directorate, said in a statement, everything touched in nature, said that there are a large number of microorganisms.

The hands are the organ that provides all kinds of relations with the environment in daily life and therefore contain the most microorganisms.

"These microorganisms carried by our hands everywhere can cause many undesirable conditions from simple colds to serious illnesses. Hand cleaning is the most important personal cleansing daily. Washing hands frequently with warm water and soap, preventing cracks and abrasions, short and clean nails It is the most effective way to prevent the increase and spread of infectious diseases The most basic way of transmission of bacteria and viruses is by hand contact Consumption of contaminated and contaminating hands can cause various digestive system diseases, washing hands, or destroying harmful microorganisms. hands should be washed with soap for 30 seconds to prevent disease. Hand antiseptics can be used in places where water and soap cannot be reached. "

In the statement, the three important factors in hand washing technique are running water, soap and rubbing by transferring, it is emphasized that the hands should be washed with the right technique when seen dirty. The statement also made recommendations for effective hand washing techniques:

HOW TO WASH HANDS?

- Rings and watches must be removed before hand washing.

- Open the faucet with paper towel, adjust the water flow rate and the water should be warm.

- Wet hands and wrists. The hands should be placed below the level of the elbow and the water should be placed so that it can drain from the fingertips into the sink. Water should flow from the cleanest place to the most polluted place.

- After the foam is thoroughly foamed with hand soap, the tap valve should also be soaped, then washed with water and the tap should be closed. Faucet valves can be a source of infection.

- When mold soap is used, it is necessary to rinse and leave the soap so that the foam of the hands is protected. Because microorganisms may remain on the foam. With the remaining foam, the hands are rubbed again and the two hands are clamped together to clean the palms, fingers, outer surface, wrists, nails and nails.

- Scrub all surfaces of hands and fingers for 10 seconds.

- Shake hands thoroughly under water. Dirt and microorganisms should be drained to the sink with running water.

- Wrists and forearms are considered to be dirty parts of the circular movements should be rubbed and shaken. Hands should be bent down and the water should flow well. Since the wrist and forearm are cleaner than the hand, the hands should be washed after cleaning.

- Apply cream or moisturizer to the hands if necessary. This prevents the skin from cracking and ensures that it stays soft.


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Hand Washing Instruction - Hygienic Hand Washing Techniques

Hand washing is one of the simplest but most effective things we can do for our personal hygiene and health. We can't be sure everything we touch is clean. It is not possible to disinfect everywhere. However, when we wash our hands, we take effective measures against the entry of microbes into our body. Because even though we don't realize it, we touch our faces hundreds of times during the day and we bring our hands to our mouths many times.
When should hand cleaning be done?

Whenever you feel dirty, you should wash your hands. However, some situations require washing your hands:

Before and after eating or preparing food
Before and after interventions to a patient or a wound
After you go to the toilet or help someone go to the toilet
After sniffing, coughing, sneezing
After touching the trash
After dealing with pets, food or feces

In this way, you will take precautions against invisible germs, you can prevent infectious diseases and important health problems.
Hygienic Hand Washing How?

When you say how to wash your hands you need clean water, soap and a towel.

First turn on the water and wet your hands. The water may be warm or cold. It doesn't have to be too hot.
The second step in the hand washing instruction is to take some soap into your hand. If you are in a foreign place, it is better to use liquid soap. Rub the hands thoroughly and froth the soap.
The next step in hand cleaning is to wash your hands for 20 seconds. To measure this time, you can sing the song ”Happy New Year en on your birthdays twice.
You should not forget to wash your hands, between your fingers and under your fingernails.
Then rinse your hands well and dry with a clean towel or towel napkin. You can also close the tap using this towel napkin.

Hygienic hand washing process will be completed in this way. If you do not have access to water and soap, antibacterial hand cleaning gels are also a good choice. Excessive use of these gels is not recommended, but can be extremely useful if there is no alternative when you need to clean your hands. The hand cleaner you use should contain at least 60% alcohol. Although these types of cleaners kill many germs, they may not kill them all.

The importance of hand washing is better understood, especially in times of epidemics, schools and other crowded environments. With these hand washing techniques, you can protect yourself and others from serious health hazards.


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Teach your child the right hand washing!

Practices to be taken to protect against health-damaging environments and all cleaning measures are defined as 'hygiene'. Compliance with hygiene rules is one of the most important factors for protection from diseases.

Hygiene is the most important means of protecting the health of others, especially one's own health. Personal hygiene habits are very important in the control of many infectious diseases. Not only body cleansing, but also keeping everything and every environment clean is essential to staying healthy. Handwashing is the best, most effective and cheapest method of protection from diseases. Developing hand washing habits in children from an early age is very effective in protecting against important diseases. Acıbadem University Atakent Hospital, Pediatric Infectious Diseases Specialist. Dr. Metehan Özen explained the cleaning rules that children should pay attention to.

Risk of illness increases if hand hygiene is not observed

In particular, public environments such as schools and kindergartens provide the most suitable environment for the spread of infectious diseases. Common infectious diseases in schools; influenza infections, hepatitis, rash diseases and parasitic infections. Some of these diseases can be prevented by the full administration of the vaccine. Protection from some diseases is possible by paying attention to hygienic conditions, toilet cleaning and hand cleaning.

Hands that provide every kind of relationship with the environment in a person's daily life carry many microorganisms. Especially in crowded environments such as schools, children are exposed to the risk of communicable diseases such as hepatitis A and intestinal infections, especially influenza. To protect our children from upper respiratory tract infections, keep them away from sick children and adults, wash hands frequently or use hand disinfectant, have tissue paper (the handkerchief should be disposed of immediately), especially in areas where many children are together, proper cleaning of playgrounds and toys and influenza vaccination is important.

Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 30 seconds

Even in clean-looking hands, thousands of disease-causing microorganisms can be found. Influenza and jaundice viruses, diarrhea agents, intestinal parasites can spread to the mouth and hands through the body. Therefore, especially when the hands are not washed properly after the toilet, there may be germ transfer even when exchanging items such as erasers and pencils made between children at school. Coughing and sneezing can cause these germs to get into the body through hands. Wiping the seats with wet wipes and laying toilet paper on them before using the toilet will prevent many germs from coming into contact. However, after cleaning the hands should be washed carefully. In hygienic hand washing, hands should be washed with soap and water for at least 30 seconds.

Use disinfectant if you cannot wash your hand

The development of hand washing habits in children from an early age is very effective in protecting against important diseases. The habit of handwashing, which has become even more important for the school-aged child, will be the most important measure to protect our children from many infections; before and after meals, before and after the toilet; after contact with spoiled food and rubbish by hand, after manual closure of the mouth during sneezing and coughing, after the use of public transport, money exchange, after the use of common telephones, after close contact with cats, dogs and other animals, after coming home from school and work. It is washed. Since it is not always possible to wash hands after this kind of daily contact, we should make it a habit to have hand disinfectant gels in small tubes with us.

Prefer liquid soap in public places

Purpose in hand hygiene; chemical and physical pests and microorganisms that cause infections. When washing hands with water only, visible dirt is removed by mechanical action, but complete hygiene cannot be achieved. Therefore, soap should be used with water for hand cleaning. Although normal solid hand soaps and liquid soaps do not differ in their effects, solid soaps can be a source of contamination due to the environment in which they are stored and the use by the wearer of the soaps usually after cleaning. Therefore, the use of liquid soaps should be preferred in hand cleaning, especially in public places. When liquid soap is taken, small amounts that are consumed quickly should be preferred to prevent the growth of harmful microbes.

If we gain the right hand washing habit in terms of personal and public health and we can vaccinate this habit to our environment, we will take a big step to prevent many infectious diseases and foodborne diseases.


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Learn the right hand washing techniques!

Do you realize how much contact you have with germs during the day? Every day we touch money, credit card, keyboard, door handles and phone. In fact, our hands are the most polluted organ. Especially influenza and colds; In fact, many infections such as jaundice, diarrhea, hepatitis and pneumonia are actually taken through our hands. That's why it's important to keep our hands clean. The most important and effective way to prevent diseases is to wash our hands regularly. However, we make mistakes while washing our hands due to reasons such as shortness of time or inappropriate environment, and as a result, we cannot ensure that microorganisms move away from our hands. Acıbadem Taksim Hospital Infectious Diseases Specialist Sezen Özkök explained the mistakes we made while washing our hands and the correct hand washing techniques .

Wash your hands by rubbing for at least 15 seconds
One of the most common mistakes we make while washing our hands; Keep washing time short. In this case, germs cannot be cleaned from the hands sufficiently, and as a result, the disease continues to spread. Vigorously rub every part of your hands (wrists, palms, fingers, between-fingers, back and nails) for at least 15 seconds.

Foam the soap thoroughly
The use of soap and water while washing hands contributes to the spread of harmful microorganisms due to insufficient removal from the hand.

Only hot water is not enough
Water alone should not be used effectively to remove germs, so water should be used with soap. Washing with hot water doesn't do much well, because it can't stand the heat where the germs die. In addition, hot water irritates the hands and prepares the ground for microorganisms. Therefore, it is important to wash the palms, fingertips and tips with water and soap thoroughly to cover the wrist.

Microbes in solid soap
Placing the solid soap in place without cleaning can cause pollution. In addition, microorganisms remain on the soap when used in common causes the spread of microbes. For this reason, it is very important to use liquid soap for hand cleaning, especially in public places.

Let your towel belong to you
The fact that the towels are damp as a result of the use of common towels creates a suitable environment for the growth of microorganisms. It also makes it easier to spread infections among people because of not washing hands well.


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Separate garbage collection: to be or not to be in Russia

Recycling of waste becomes today in Russia a priority of state policy. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Russian Federation, about 5.4 billion tons of all types of waste are generated annually and about 375 million tons require special conditions for industrial processing. The concentration of substances, which is contained in the secondary raw materials and which can be applied in industrial production, sometimes many times exceeds that in natural resources. However, a serious problem prevents it from making the most of it - there is no centralized system for separate collection of garbage in the country.

In order to extract as much useful substances as possible from waste, it is best to separate them yourself, without relying entirely on automatic methods for sorting mixed waste. This task has been learned to effectively solve in developed countries. In Russia, attempts to introduce waste sorting have also previously been undertaken, but they were all local.

Now in our country we have seriously approached the problem of recycling garbage and approved territorial waste management schemes in all 85 regions of the country. However, while all the necessary conditions are only in 74 subjects. As of January 1, 2019, roadmaps for the transition to the new system will be made there.

The Ministry of Environment believes that we can arrange for sorting garbage faster than it was done in Germany and Japan , which spent 20–30 years to introduce it.

What experience can other countries share with us and what prevents the introduction of the system of selective garbage collection in Russia - in the TASS material.
Germany example

In Germany, separate collection of household waste began in the late 1980s. At that time, these issues were regulated by local (land) authorities. In 1996, a national law regulating waste management came into force (the new edition was adopted in 2012).

Currently, waste recycling in Germany is a profitable business. In 2017, the turnover of the waste recycling industry amounted to approximately € 70 billion, in this area more than 250 thousand people were employed. Duales System Holding GmbH & Co, founded in 1990, is the largest enterprise for the collection and processing of packaging materials. According to the latest report from Duales System, in 2016, 1.7 million tons of garbage was recycled. This avoided the emission of 1.1 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent.

Since 2015, the country has a unified system for selective garbage collection. The Germans distribute household waste to biomass, waste paper, glass, metals and plastics. Separate multi-colored containers are installed for these types of garbage. For example, blue is intended for paper products (newspapers, magazines, cardboard boxes); yellow - for items marked with a green dot (means that manufacturers and trading companies have entered into an agreement with the Duales System and pay fees to organize the collection of recyclable packages); green for organic waste. Expired medicines are taken by pharmacies, for old batteries there are collection points in stores. Germany is the leader in domestic waste recycling in Europe - 66% of garbage is recycled here.

At the same time, European countries are constantly striving to improve the waste collection system, experts say.

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In Europe, the emphasis is now being placed on introducing a separate collection of food waste, so that there is pure organic matter that can be used for compost production and to return this compost in order to improve soil fertility.

- Tatiana Nagorskaya, Chairman of the Board of the Association in the Field of Ecology and Environmental Protection "Shared sharing"

Japan example

Russia has a lot to learn from its eastern neighbor, Japan. Its inhabitants are extremely careful in preserving the environment. In the postwar period, against the backdrop of the beginning of economic recovery and the subsequent economic growth in the country, the problem of storing industrial and household waste arose. The lack of territory for the organization of landfills for storing garbage made the authorities pay considerable attention to technologies for its processing. In 2001, the Ministry of Environment Protection was created within the government of the country, which is responsible for waste management issues.

Currently in Japan there is a developed system of separate waste collection. Each municipality can set the standards for the treatment of garbage. As a rule, there are several categories of waste: combustible and non-combustible trash, plastic, paper, glass and plastic containers, suitable for reuse, and bulky waste.

Japan is one of the world leaders in plastics processing. Thus, the share of plastic, which is again used in production, increased from 39% (1996) to 83% (2014). This was facilitated by a law adopted in 1997, which for the first time obliged industry and households to separate polymers from other categories of garbage. According to statistics provided by the Japan Association of waste recycling, in 2014, a total of 1.43 million tons of various types of waste were recycled.

Industrial waste that is difficult to recycle is used as a building material. The international airports of Chubu (near the city of Nagoya) and Kansai (Osaka) were built on artificial islands created from shredded industrial waste.

Chubu Airport

By the way, some Japanese initiatives in the field of waste control, such as sports garbage collection championships, are already being used here. A similar contest, in which students, social activists, employees of oil industry enterprises and environmental organizations took part, was held in June 2016 in Tomsk. Its participants collected more than one ton of waste.

"In Japan, we have been holding tournaments since 2008. About 500 tournaments were held in total," said Kenichi Mamitsuk, founder of the movement and president of the Japan Sports Collection of Garbage.

According to him, the holding of such championships not only allows clearing the city of garbage, but also carries an important educational element. "Children who did not pay attention to the garbage, having once participated, in regular life themselves pick up garbage in the city," Mamitsuka stressed.

An interesting project is being prepared in Primorye. The company ABA-Trade and the Japanese Super Faiths have signed an agreement on the construction of a factory for the recycling of diapers and diapers into fuel.

"In Japan, great attention is paid to the reproduction of energy resources, this technology will appear on the Russian market for the first time and will allow us to quickly switch to separate collection of garbage and recycling of waste," said Alexander Palchikov, director of ABA-Trade.

Diapers decompose for a long time, emit harmful substances when burning. According to Palchikov, Japanese technology will allow the processing of diapers into fuel briquettes, which can be used both in boiler rooms and in private heating systems.

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Despite the fact that the Japanese have taken the path of waste incineration, they tend to return resources to the production cycle and develop a cyclical economy. Recognizing that incineration is not really the right choice for the future, they produce separate waste collection, in some prefectures up to 36 fractions (allocated according to particle size or density of parts of the material. - Note TASS)

- Tatiana Nagorskaya

In general, the situation with the separate collection of waste and its further recycling in different countries is different. In many ways, it depends on the market, on the economic possibilities of the country. In the US, there are cities, such as San Francisco, where up to 80% of waste is recycled, and there are those where waste is collected less than in Russia, notes Nagorskaya.
Prospects for Russia

Foreign experience suggests that the introduction of separate garbage collection is possible with effective incentives that affect all participants in the waste management system. In some countries, for example, there are large fines for an incorrectly thrown cigarette butt or piece of paper, on the other hand, to encourage citizens to sort waste, the authorities reduce the cost of their removal.

They began to punish the ruble already in Russia, though, so far only manufacturers and importers.

In 2017, the Ministry of Environment as part of the separate waste collection program introduced an expanded responsibility institute. In fact, the business takes responsibility for recycling manufactured goods and packaging, obsolete, or paying an environmental fee. Collected as a result of the collection of funds amounted to more than 1.33 billion rubles.

In addition, the government imposed a ban on the disposal of certain types of waste. Thus, since 2018, the dumping of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, waste containing mercury is prohibited. Since 2019 - the burial of waste paper, cardboard and paper packaging, tires and tires, polyethylene and plastic packaging, glass and glass packaging, since 2021 - computer and office equipment, batteries and household appliances. Total 182 points.

At the same time, citizens are planned to be encouraged for separate garbage collection. For example, the Minister of Ecology and Nature Management of the Moscow Region, Alexander Kogan, said that residents who will not separately collect waste will pay the full tariff, and for those who have separate garbage collection, the tariff will be differentiated.

Pilot projects on separate waste collection are already running in 13 municipalities of the region. And the Moscow Region Mytischi has already managed to lead the rating of Greenpeace Russia on the development of separate garbage collection. In 2019, the entire region should switch to this system.

Back in 2012, an experiment was started in Moscow on separate garbage collection. Initially, it was tested on residents of the south-west of the capital. Transparent mesh containers for "useful waste" were installed in their yards: paper, plastic, glass and metal. The experiment proved itself well, and it was decided to expand its territory. Now, almost every metropolitan courtyard has its own transparent garbage cans. And only with rare exceptions can they see household garbage. According to experts, not only Moscow, but the whole country is moving towards a unified waste collection system. Already in many cities there are recycling points . And used batteries and lamps can be put in special bins, which are installed in many stores.

Supermarkets also joined the struggle for ecology. For example, in the stores "Auchan" there are no more free plastic bags . In the network of shops "Taste Will" from 2018, all packages also became paid. Now the store offers its customers reusable spunbond bags. Spunbond is environmentally friendly, practical to use, recyclable. The chain of IKEA stores refused to sell plastic bags in 2014. Instead, customers are offered paper bags, as well as reusable polypropylene bags and textile bags with prints. IKEA, by the way, accepts used paper bags from customers and later sends them for recycling.

The LavkaLavka farmers' cooperative followed the same example: from the very opening, the bags were not sold here, offering reusable bags and paper bags to customers.

These examples give hope that in Russia in the near future, a unified system of separate collection of garbage will work. Although some skeptics believe that our mentality can interfere with this - it is believed that the Russians will not install several tanks in their kitchen and lay out paper, glass, food debris in them. In addition, there are also objective difficulties - in our apartments there is not always a place where you can put two or three containers for collecting different types of waste. Nevertheless, public opinion polls indicate that the overwhelming majority of Russians are aware of the importance of sorting garbage and are ready for its separate collection, the main thing is to organize this process, creating the necessary conditions.

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Many say that Europe has come to this for several decades, it has been happening for a long time, but the world is completely different now. Many Russians were in Europe and saw what it is, what it leads to, that it’s clear that the people are participating, everyone follows some rules and it’s not at all difficult. Another thing is that the residents, of course, must somehow be stimulated, and if there is an intelligible mechanism to show them that, for example, this bucket with sorted recyclables does not cost you anything, but let's say the exact same tank, if you put everything together, it will be expensive for you, this practice will, of course, be easier to implement. According to my estimates, according to my colleagues, it is enough five years to ensure that the system has already reached the normal level - that is, it would be possible to work not in the implementation mode, but in the normal operation mode.

- Tatiana Nagorskaya

Of course, it depends on the region, said Nagorskaya. “Let's say there are many processing enterprises in St. Petersburg and Moscow, and recycling is scarce, but there are also remote regions where this problem should also be solved, because all Russian people should be able to take part in improving the environmental component. This is a complex problem, and measures that are taken at the federal level should, by and large, be the same for everyone, "she explains.

The capital authorities agree with such forecasts. Moscow expects to work on the system of separate collection of garbage by 2020–2021, after the infrastructure for sorting and recycling begins to appear in 2019, head of the Department of Environmental Management and Environmental Protection of Moscow Anton Kulbachevsky said.



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What happens to the garbage from the boxes for separate collection

"North of the capital" answers the reader's question

A resident of the Koptevo district addressed the editorial office of the district newspaper.

“Separate waste collection containers installed on Sailor Zheleznyak Boulevard, 3 and 6, are one for everything: glass, plastic, and aluminum. I have seen elsewhere that these three categories of waste are collected in three different containers. If the box is one, then how are the garbage sorted? Is not such a separate collection a profanation ?, asked the reader.

The collection of secondary raw materials in the CAO is organized according to the two-flow principle: all clean useful waste - plastic, glass, aluminum, waste paper, Tetra Pak - is stored in one net container, separate from mixed waste and food waste. Marina Chilimskaya, a specialist of the operating company for waste management in the CJSC “EcoLine”, told about what happens next with the contents of the container.
Useful - separately

- In the Northern District, there are 265 mesh containers for separate waste collection. Such containers are served by a dedicated garbage truck, ”said Marina Chilimskaya.

According to her, a two-stream system has several advantages over the organization of separate waste collection with three to five containers. First, it is the ease of primary sorting. Even at home in the kitchen, you can put garbage in two packages: one - useful waste, suitable for recycling, the other - everything else. Secondly, it is easier to find and arrange places for the installation of containers. On many container sites there is no free space even for one additional container, not to mention two or three. Thirdly, fewer vehicles are required for waste disposal, which saves budgetary funds and reduces the burden on the environment.
Sort and form bales

Waste collected in containers for separate collection, transported to waste sorting plants in Moscow and Moscow region. Here 19 items of useful fractions are selected from the trash, including
various types of plastic, waste paper, metal (tin, aluminum cans), glass, Tetra Pak, etc.
Sorted by type, secondary raw material is pressed into bales and sent to processing plants.

Cullet is used to make a new glass container, plastic - a synthetic winterizer for jackets and PET bottles, recycled paper - cardboard, paper for books, notebooks. Recycled metal is used in the automotive industry, aluminum - in aircraft.


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How Separate Garbage Collection Works in Moscow

The first special containers appeared in the capital in 2014. In Mytishchi, near Moscow, recycling sorting points appeared even earlier - in 2009, and in 2018, Moscow Region Governor Andrei Vorobyev plans to introduce separate garbage collection throughout the region. Observer RIAMO decided to check whether the residents of the Moscow region are ready to sort the garbage and how much the infrastructure is now adapted for this.
Conditions and objectives of the experiment
We asked three Muscovites and two residents of the Moscow Region to collect rubbish in fractions: paper, glass, plastic, metal, unsorted organic waste during the week. The participants in the experiment evaluated the convenience of sorting garbage at home, the proximity (availability) of separate waste collection points, and the occupancy of containers. The purpose of the experiment is to determine how the infrastructure of the districts is adapted to separate collection of waste, which garbage is collected most, and whether people are ready to introduce it into practice.

Tatyana, Sokolinaya Gora District (HLW):
“I have always been jarred about cleaning, glass bottles and yogurt boxes from under the bucket. Therefore, being on the Alpine resorts, I happily laid out the garbage in different packages. When the first separate collection points for waste began to appear in Moscow, I began to collect bottles, plastic, metal and paper separately.
In the area of ​​the Botanical Garden, where I lived the last three years, there was a separate collection point for garbage from the operator “Charter”. But when I moved to the Sokolinaya Gora area, there was no such point nearby: only the reception point of the metal, where local grandmothers take beer cans.
Deciding to participate in the experiment, I was morally ready for the fact that the garbage would have to be carried to the MSC - I noticed that sorting containers were installed on the platforms. Small, but in a decent amount. Of course, I understood: containers are more likely intended for passengers, and not for mass surrender. But they almost always stood empty, so I decided to use them for their intended purpose.
So, I started 4 packages in the kitchen - for plastic, glass, metal cans and unsorted trash (organic matter, which went into the usual trash near the house). By experience, there is practically no waste paper, so I did not start a separate package. Most of the plastic is recruited: I have accumulated as many as two packets in a week! All week, I diligently collected the garbage, and on Sunday I carried it to the MSC, which is 15-20 minutes on foot.
In order not to shock the people, I chose the evening time. At the station it was almost deserted, but it was light. It turned out that the metal container was not there, so the cans had to be thrown into unsorted waste. The glass bottles left over from the reception of the guests went to the compartment with the words “Glass”, a couple of cardboard boxes and a box of tetra-packs were put into “Paper”. But the plastic turned out to be so much that I filled them with as many as three compartments - good, the garbage containers on the platform are installed every 100 meters. However, the holes there are small, and in order to shove a canister from under the drinking water, it was necessary to compress it somehow.
And now, opening the last plastic bag, I heard the guard's displeased call from the opposite platform.
“Girl, there's nothing to throw out the garbage here, throw it out there!” He shouted, pointing to me somewhere with his hand. Despite my objections that “there” there is no separate collection, but there is “here”, the guard did not let up.
I had to get on the train, go to the next station and throw out the remaining plastic there. As a result, the whole process took more than an hour. Later, I found a separate plastic container in the garbage dump in the next block and now I carry plastic there.
Beer banks all our porch carries to the grandmother from the first floor, which gives them somewhere, but with cans - trouble.
Being a fan of garbage sorting, I am ready to do it all the time, but only if there is a point of separate reception within walking distance, since I don’t have a car. During the week a lot of packages accumulate at home, which have to be carried out on the balcony, which is inconvenient under the conditions of “odnushki”, and regularly carrying garbage on the ISC is also not an option, because I don't always use it. The young man proposed to abandon the plastic and use only paper bags. But given that most of the packaging in supermarkets is plastic, it is hardly possible. ”

Elena, Metrogorodok district (HLW):
“Our family sorts household waste not the first year. We collect all the garbage in large bags from the store, which are located in the kitchen or next to it. Package for cans of cat food - under the sink, next to the bin, it is going for a couple of weeks. Waste paper is packaged in paper bags, boxes of shoes and electrical appliances. Capacity is also filled in about two to three weeks.
Plastic bag hangs on the kitchen door handle: it is convenient and free access to it. Plastic along with the package I put in a special container, which stands on the garbage yard in the yard. Plastic is ejected at least once a week, sometimes more often. Metal and waste paper should be taken for a few stops from the house. If there is time, I walk for 10-15 minutes, more often I drive a car straight to the place - then the whole operation takes no more than 5-7 minutes. A package or box with waste paper is sent immediately in bulk to the “Paper”, there are boxes for cakes or pizza. Banks are poured out in "Metal", and the package is then sent to the "Plastic". We do not collect glass. Bottles of water, mostly plastic, almost do not drink alcohol. If glass bottles appear, then I simply carry them to the container in the yard, where the wipers clean them up. Batteries and burnt lamps carry in an orange container next to the office. "

Svetlana, Airport area (SAO):
“We didn’t have any difficulties with the delivery of garbage - the point of separate reception is located in a neighboring yard. There you can donate plastic, glass, paper, iron cans. Our district is served by the Ecoline company, over the past couple of years it has established many reception points in the city. Before that, I had to drive around the city in search of containers.
The process of separate garbage collection is greatly facilitated by pre-prepared packages. We did not put all the garbage in one place, but immediately began to sort into packages. It remains only to bring them to the point and pour.
My husband and I collect paper, glass, plastic, aluminum cans and tetrapack bags. Under the trash on the balcony, we adapted large paper bags. Of course, they occupy free space, but we would not refuse this idea, even if we lived in a smaller apartment.
The paper is cardboard, magazines, packaging from household chemicals. Tetrapack glass and bags are pre-rinsed and dried; plastic must also be clean when it is taken. I invented a useful life hacking for collecting plastic bags, which are accumulated very much: it is convenient to tamper them into a large canister from under the water and take it directly into it.
The biggest problem is the disposal of Tetrapack packagings; they are almost never accepted or recycled. Every six months, we take it by car to a special reception point "The Sphere of Ecology" at the "Kurskaya". Separate collection in our practice. We throw garbage every 3-4 weeks. In a month, 3-4 kg of paper and 4-5 kg ​​of glass, plastic, and cans are usually collected. ”

Tatyana, Moscow region, Mytishchi:
“The garbage collection center in our apartment is a kitchen. On one door hanging bag for plastic and glass. Near the refrigerator is a package for paper. Then all this is carried out in trellised containers at the house. Tin cans are sorted into dry trash.
In our city in almost every yard has long been the right containers. There are two stickers on them: “Glass and plastic” and “Aluminum cans, newspapers, magazines”. Unfortunately, not all residents read what is written on the labels. Therefore, other garbage often flies into containers. And all because the city did not make an alert program.
It is very interesting, whether the garbage that accumulates in lattice containers is sorted at all?
As far as I know, if you leave the cardboard next to the trash can, a special machine will arrive and pick it up. But I learned this by chance, there are no ads nearby. Previously, a paper container stood next to the city administration building, and now it is thrown into dry trash.
I noticed that many residents in the old manner leave the glass container at the garbage. But this is wrong: in the collection points the glass containers are no longer accepted. But with cans is another story. After talking with local homeless people, I found out that for a large package of cans they give 30 rubles. So you can safely put the metal bags in the garbage: knowledgeable people will pick them up and give them up.
In addition, there are two children in our family, which is why there is an acute problem with old clothes, it is very unpleasant to take it to the garbage. I would like to see at least one collection point for old things and rags in the city ”.

Anastasia, Moscow region, Fr. Mytishchi:
“When I found out about the experiment, I gladly agreed to participate, as many of my friends are sorting out the garbage, and I have long wanted to try.
Although we have special containers in the yard, we do not use them. Many neighbors throw everything in there, because they simply do not know what kind of garbage they need to be thrown there.
It all started well. On the first day, I honestly sorted out the garbage, for this I prepared in advance several packages from the supermarket, putting them on the floor in the kitchen. But on the second day I got lost and began throwing everything into one package, hoping that later I would sort it all out at the point of separate collection. Three days later, the garbage bag began to smell sharply all over the apartment, in the end I just threw it into the common dustbin. Unfortunately, I failed the experiment.
I understand that this issue should be approached seriously, but for a person working in Moscow, this is a big burden.
Every day I spend three hours on the road, returning home late, in fact, to sleep, and I have one desire - to eat and rest, so there is simply no time or energy to sort the garbage.
Perhaps if I worked in the city, my experiment would have been more successful. I hope to put this into practice in the future, but now I have definitely overestimated my capabilities. ”

findings
Of the five participants in the experiment, three are ready to sort the garbage and beyond, and these are the people who have already practiced separate collection. One person is ready to introduce waste sorting into everyday practice, if special containers appear within walking distance from home, another participant did not cope with the experiment at all.
At the same time, most participants note that the process of sorting garbage itself is not so difficult to organize. In the presence of special containers not far from home, as well as a system of informing citizens, Muscovites and residents of the Moscow region would be easier to re-arrange for separate collection of garbage.


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