Domestic refuse refers to the waste generated from households, including items that are no longer needed or usable. This can include food scraps, packaging materials, old furniture, and other discarded items. Proper management of domestic refuse is essential for maintaining a clean environment and promoting public health. Effective disposal methods for domestic refuse include recycling, composting, and landfill disposal. Recycling helps recover valuable materials, while composting turns organic waste into nutrient-rich soil. Communities often provide waste collection services to help residents manage their refuse responsibly and reduce the impact on the environment.