Labeling your urban trash and compost bins clearly is key to effective waste sorting. The best way is to use a combination of words, colors, and simple graphics. Use large, bold text: "LANDFILL TRASH" for general waste and "COMPOST" or "FOOD + YARD WASTE" for organics. Employ universal color codes—black or gray for trash, green or brown for compost. Include graphic icons, like a crossed-out banana peel for trash and a leaf or apple core for compost. Place labels on both the lid and the front of the bin at eye level. For multi-lingual communities, add common translations. Keep messages action-oriented, like "Compost Here" and "Trash Only." This visual system reduces contamination, making your city's composting program a success.
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