Depends on several factors - if it is tied or not those that aren't tied usually don't "pop" due to the lack of pressure built inside the bag however the bags that are tied tightly will most generally "pop" at some point while in the truck if they are not "popped" from the pack cycle.
A bag which is not tied at the top however, may still pop depending on how/where it lands in the hopper when the garbagemen throw it in - this too can determine if there will be any trapped air in it (and it will therefore "pop") when the packer draws the load into the body.
Nearly all bags will pop if they are in the pinch point of the packer blade, especially if there are other bags behind them.
Another determining factor is the type of packing mechanism, those that mutilate the waste rather than flatly compress it with moving walls or plates - examples such as screw compactors, revolving drum compactors and the like will usually tear and rip the bags open before any air can build up inside.
So garbage wouldn't be all over the place...
Once emptied into the hopper a blade comes down and compacts the garbage into the other garbage removing all air space and compressing it flat once truck is full which takes about 350 homes in my truck yes im a female trash girl it is emptied at the transfer station and it is compacted again into a big trailer and hauled to landfill where it is finally and i think the besst compacting is done by a 110,000 pound spiked compactor this thing drives over a pile of garbage and smashes it 2-3 feet into the ground before i drove one i had no idea what happened to my garbage its not pretty
A Class B license would be all you need to drive a garbage truck. This is a special class license used to operate certain vihicles such as the garbage truck.
No, not all trucks have beds. An SUV (not a crossover) is a truck. A semi is a truck. A garbage truck is a truck. A delivery truck (UPS, FedEx, USPS, etc.) is a truck.
You will have to ask your neighbors or contact your garbage company. All I know is that it won't be Saturday or Sunday.
Once your garbage is in the garbage truck it is then taken to a "Transfer Station." The garbage truck is emptied into this facility by means of hydraulics pushing all of the material onto a concrete floor. At this point the garbage is ran over and over by a compactor (this is a loader with steel knob wheels and a push blade on the front instead of a bucket.) The garbage is then loaded by this same "compactor" into a trailer that has an open top. For visual help... The trailer is already attched to the semi. It is driven into a loading area below the floor of the transfer station and the compacted waste is pushed off of the edge. Once loaded the semi truck takes the waste to a Municiple Solid Waste Landfill. Once at Landfill, the semi unloads into a designated area and the garbage is worked over again and again. Eventually, the waste is covered with earthen material when that designated area is full.
chuck it all into news paper and put in a garbage bag for next garbage day when the garbage truck comes
All I know is it's 6 times as tall as a hotwheels garbage truck.jhjjhggggftydittttteddxrwuvcb huh watcha bam
It is all a matter of preference if you stack your garbage back by the back door. Some prefer to place them in garbage cans while others prefer the convenience of placing them right outside their door for easy removal.
Reusable shopping bags are preferred because plastic does not decompose within your lifetime, so it's building up and filling up all the garbage dumps.
Yes there is an eco friendly way to eliminate odor. First of all, you need to wash the can on the inside with a good cleaner, then buy garbage bags that are strong enough so garbage does not leak through.
Lego truck kits can be purchased at a large variety of toy stores. Target, Toys R Us, Wal-Mart, and Amazon all carry truck kits by Lego. Available kits include fire truck, city flatbed truck, city loader, and city garbage truck.