The diagram below shows the process for recycling plastic bottles. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The picture shows the precise steps involved in recycling

plastic

bottles. It is clear from the picture that the

overall

mechanism comprised three steps starting with collecting and sorting , followed by cleaning and compressing, and

finally

producing the raw materials for making end products.

To begin

with, recycling commences when people dump their

plastic

wastes into the trash from where garbage collectors used to carry rubbish into a recycling centre. After that, the

plastic

bottles are separated manually by hand and crushed to form blocks.

The next step is

to crush those blocks to produce small pellets using a two-gear machine and

then

collected them in a box for being washed. Immediately, these tiny particles are poured into a machine and heated for forming raw materials. In the final phase, these raw materials are used to manufacture

plastic

bottles and containers, pencils, shirts and bags. The process again starts after these products end their utilities and are thrown into the bins.