Residential Waste refers to the everyday waste generated by households, including items like food scraps, packaging, paper products, plastics, glass, and small electronics. This waste is typically collected by municipal waste services and includes a mix of organic, recyclable, and landfill-bound materials.

Residential waste can be managed through various methods, such as recycling, composting, and incineration, depending on the type of waste and local waste management infrastructure. Proper handling of residential waste is essential for reducing landfill usage, conserving resources, and minimizing pollution. Many municipalities encourage residents to separate recyclable and compostable materials from general waste to support sustainable waste management practices.