Embodiments disclosed herein provide an organic matter processing apparatus and method for the use thereof to convert organic matter into a ground and desiccated product. The organic matter processing apparatus includes a lid assembly that is positioned at the top or head of the processing apparatus and an air treatment system. The lid assembly is operative to open to allow a user to deposit organic matter into the processing apparatus or to remove a removable bucket contained therein. The lid assembly is operative to close and provide an odor containing seal that prevents or substantially mitigates escape of odor. The air treatment system uniformly distributes untreated air through an air treatment chamber to convert the untreated air to treated air, which is exhausted out of the processing apparatus.

Embodiments disclosed herein provide an organic matter processing apparatus and method for the use thereof to convert organic matter into a ground and desiccated product. The organic matter processing apparatus includes a lid assembly that is positioned at the top or head of the processing apparatus and an air treatment system. The lid assembly is operative to open to allow a user to deposit organic matter into the processing apparatus or to remove a removable bucket contained therein. The lid assembly is operative to close and provide an odor containing seal that prevents or substantially mitigates escape of odor. The air treatment system uniformly distributes untreated air through an air treatment chamber to convert the untreated air to treated air, which is exhausted out of the processing apparatus.

A waste compactor includes a rod extending in a vertical direction and supported on a ground surface, and a handle rotatably coupled to the rod and configured to rotate about to a central axis of the rod. The handle is also pivotally coupled to the rod and configured to pivot about a pivot axis between a raised position and a lowered position. The pivot axis extends perpendicularly to the central axis. The waste compactor further includes a plunger coupled to the handle and is arranged to move in the vertical direction in response to the pivoting of the handle between the raised position and the lowered position to compress the waste disposed inside the bin.

The present invention utilizes human technology to sort and recycle garbage for reuse, processing garbage with less energy to obtain raw materials whose value far exceeds the energy expended. Before sorting, the garbage is first crushed by a pulverize into small fragments of roughly equivalent size to facilitate the next step of classification. The present invention performs garbage classification through six sorting methods: washing, electromagnetic sorting, vacuum melting sorting, wind sorting, brine buoyancy sorting, and centrifugal sorting. During the garbage sorting process, gravity is utilized for layered sorting, allowing the garbage to naturally fall with the flow to save energy.

Embodiments disclosed herein provide an organic matter processing apparatus and method for the use thereof to convert organic matter into a ground and desiccated product. The organic matter processing apparatus includes a lid assembly that is positioned at the top or head of the processing apparatus and an air treatment system. The lid assembly is operative to open to allow a user to deposit organic matter into the processing apparatus or to remove a removable bucket contained therein. The lid assembly is operative to close and provide an odor containing seal that prevents or substantially mitigates escape of odor. The air treatment system uniformly distributes untreated air through an air treatment chamber to convert the untreated air to treated air, which is exhausted out of the processing apparatus.

A handheld trash compaction apparatus for compacting trash downwardly into a trash can using a portable, handheld device includes a housing lid with a handle attached thereto, a bottom press configured to fit within the housing lid, and a drive mechanism mounted within the housing lid and coupled to the bottom press. The drive mechanism is actuatable to move in a compacting direction which urges the bottom press downwardly and outwardly from the housing lid. When actuated in the compacting direction, the bottom press is configured to compact waste into the waste container. The drive mechanism is also actuatable to move in a retracting direction which urges the bottom press upwardly and inwardly toward the housing lid. When actuated in the retracting direction, the bottom press is configured for storage within the housing lid.

The invention relates to a system for treating glass containers comprising at least one crushing means and one receiving bin in correspondence and linked to each crushing means, the crushing means being able to receive glass containers and crush, break and shatter them into pieces, each crushing means and the receiving bin thereof being mutually arranged such that the pieces resulting from each crushing means end up arranged and stored in each receiving bin corresponding to each crushing means, the crushing means and the receiving bin thereof further being enabled and mutually arranged such that the receiving bin is reversibly separable from its connection to the crushing means.