Observed arrival · 2026-09-24
Can I Throw It? (버려도돼?)
A Korean-language guide that helps people sort household items by material, condition, and disposal rules.
- For
- Korean-speaking residents sorting household waste
- Worth noticing
- Its four answer types include a separate route for hazardous items, directing users to official collection points rather than guessing disposal instructions.
Field notes
The guide groups 273 listed items across eight material and disposal categories, including paper cartons, plastics, glass, general waste, and special collection. For each item, it can distinguish answers by contamination, material, separability, or local rules; its four outcome types include directing hazardous or separately collected items to an official collection point. The homepage says entries are checked against official guidance and cites 274 source documents; it also says it does not provide municipality-specific schedules or fee details.
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