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Every year, the average citizen in an industrialised country creates around half a tonne of rubbish. Altered methods for waste management based on collecting and transporting mixed/sorted trash to disposal facilities have considerable environmental and human negative effects. This study will examine the systems available for household trash management. The householder will be concerned with biological (for example, composting or anaerobic digestion) as well as with physicochemical techniques for waste use (such as burning or pyrolysis). Each system will explain and compare its most important characteristics. Municipal waste management systems might greatly eliminate the waste collection and transportation stage for household usage. Moreover, the waste cannot be transformed into a safe product or a source of energy without any dangerous emissions, nor should they require specific infrastructure. The purpose of the effort is to find the best technologies available for home garbage disposal.