collections, temporarily freezing especially odorous scraps can be useful.
The idea is simple: frozen scraps do not spend several hot days decomposing inside the outdoor bin.
Place them in a securely sealed, clearly identified bag or container and move them to the garbage shortly before collection.
This approach is optional rather than necessary, but it can be particularly useful for fish or meat scraps during very hot weather.
What About Compost?
Separating suitable food scraps from regular garbage can reduce the amount of decomposing organic matter in the trash bin.
However, compost must also be managed correctly.
An unmanaged pile of food scraps can attract flies just as easily as a garbage can.
If your city offers a dedicated food-waste collection program, follow its guidelines regarding acceptable materials, containers, liners, and collection schedules.
Recycling Can Attract Flies Too
Recycling containers can develop odor problems when bottles, cans, cartons, or food
