Te mau vahi maitai ia faaohipa i te aluminum foil no te inu i te taofe

No te Pŭpŭ no te Tino Ahuru Ma Piti, no te mea ua hamanihia te reira i te aluminum, Te aluminum, o te hoê ïa tao'a o te nehenehe e faaohipa - faahou - hia.

I te rahiraa o te taime, e faaohipa te taofe i te hoê aluminum casing. O te Aluminum te tao'a paruru roa ' ' e i teie nei. Eita noa te reira e nehenehe e ponao i te hau'a no'ano'a o te taofe, e maramarama atoa râ to te reira, e ua hau to'na puai.
I te hoê â taime, E paruru te aluminum i te taofe i te mau tao'a ěê mai te mata'i ora, Te maramarama e te maramarama.
For coffee grounds, you can leave them untreated, but dry them and recycle them with the capsule shell; I usually use them as fertilizer for flowers.

What to do with recycled coffee capsules?

• After shredding, the coffee grounds are separated from the aluminum coffee capsules.
• The coffee grounds will then be turned into green energy or a nutrient-rich compost.
• Empty coffee capsules are heated to melt and separate from plastic coatings and other materials.
• At the end only the purest aluminium remains, which will be reused.