Housekeeping and Home Organization

Trash Garbage

By Admin on December 30th, 2006

Trash Garbage

All it takes is a plastic bag and a little time. Everyone has seen the results of uncaring thoughtless people lying around on the ground the soda cans, chip bags, and wrappers left or thrown on the ground. When you go to what used to be a nice park, or campsite there is someone else's garbage left behind.

No one wants to look at this nasty mess while trying to enjoy a day out with the family. Therefore, you take out a plastic bag and begin to pick up someone else's mess so you can enjoy the rest of the day. Then when you and your family are finished, you clean up after yourselves and then leave the park or campsite clean for the next family to enjoy.

Alternatively, you are doing what you should be, right if you care about your world and keep it clean. When you pick up your own garbage at a campsite or a park area, you are doing several things. You are preventing the wildlife from finding something that may harm the animals. You are, keeping the area looking as nice; and clean as possible. Moreover, you are being responsible for yourself and your family.

The sad thing is that most parks and campsites have large trash barrels sitting close or around them. Therefore, all these people have to do is simply place the trash in these barrels. However, most people just throw the trash at the barrels and never look back.

Therefore, it is up to the people who are mindful and truly care about the world we live in to keep your world clean. You can put an extra plastic bag or two in your vehicle to have when you go to these campsites, or local parks. You will surly need them to pick up the left behind garbage from the previous occupants. You can also put your own garbage in the trash bags when you and your family are, done for the day on your outing.

You will be doing your part to keep your world clean and keep the wildlife around you from suffering as well. Someone has to be responsible and take care of our world and the creatures that live in the world. When you pick up after others, you are doing your part. You are also teaching your family to be responsible and mindful of the world they live in as well.

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How did they dispose of garbage before plastic trash bags were invented?

Plastic's only been around since the 50's... Trash bags must be a fairly new invention... so how did people throw garbage away before that???

I remember in the 60's just about everyone had an incinerator in their backyard and people burned their trash and a lot of other garbage. What you could not burn -- tin cans, etc., was just put in a garbage can and picked up once a week or so by the trash company.

In the mid 60's or maybe late 60's or early 70's, they finally figured out what all those incinerators were doing to the air quality and they were outlawed. I remember we were so disappointed because it was fun to burn the trash, especially on cold days because you could play outside and warm up by the incinerator. What fun memories your question has brought up. I am going to go google incinerators to see if I can find them.

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