1. Expired food and medicine: If we find expired food or medicine in our home, we should throw them away, regardless of whether they are still edible or effective. Expired foods and medicines may not only lose their original taste and effect, but may also produce harmful substances that pose a threat to our health.
2. Damaged electrical appliances and furniture: If there are damaged electrical appliances or furniture in the home, we should repair or throw them away as soon as possible. Damaged appliances and furniture may not only not work properly, but can also be a safety hazard.
3. Duplicate items: If there are duplicate items in the home, we should keep only the best or most commonly used ones and throw away the others. Duplicate items not only take up unnecessary space, but they can also confuse and annoy us when we need to use them.
4. Old clothes and shoes: If there are old clothes and shoes at home, we can also consider throwing them away. These clothing and shoes may be outdated or have worn out too much to be worn out.
5. Decorations and furnishings that are no longer needed: If the decorations and furnishings in the home are no longer needed or have been damaged, we should throw them away. Not only do these items take up space, but they can also make us feel uncomfortable.
6. Outdated documents and materials: If there are outdated documents and materials at home, such as past invoices, bills, instructions, etc., we should also throw them away. These documents and information are of no practical use and only occupy our time and space.
7. Damaged kitchenware and tableware: If there are damaged kitchenware or tableware in the home, we should throw them away. Not only are these items unusable, but they can also cause food safety issues due to breakage.
8. Cosmetics and skincare products that are no longer needed: If the cosmetics and skincare products in the home are no longer needed or have expired, we should also throw them away. If these items expire, they may not only lose their original effect, but may also cause damage to **.
9. Electronic products that are no longer needed: If there are electronic products at home that are no longer needed, such as old mobile phones, old computers, etc., we should throw them away. Not only do these items take up space, but they can be a safety hazard if not used for a long time.
10. Batteries and chargers that are no longer usable: If there are batteries or chargers at home that cannot be used, we should also throw them away. If these items cannot be used, not only will they not function as they should, but they may also cause safety problems due to overheating.
These are some of the items that may need to be thrown away. Of course, this is not to say that we should discard items at will, but we should judge and dispose of them according to the actual situation. Before discarding items, we should also consider how to dispose of some items that can be handled, such as paper, plastic, glass, etc. Reducing the pollution and damage to the environment as much as possible is also one of the issues that we need to pay attention to.