The incineration fly ash recycling technologies can be divided into two categories: non-hazardous pre-treatment technology and reuse technology. The non-hazardous pre-treatment technologies include solution extraction, high-temperature destruction, damage decomposition of Dioxin, and solidification of harmful substances. The solution extraction technologies include the pretreatment of water washing, acid washing, alkali washing, or the addition of chelator. The purpose of this study was to investigate the feasibility of using watering fly ash as the chlorine-reducing agent. The actual plant investment results show that, apart from it caused a slight increase in the production of dioxin in the flue gas, no other adverse effects on the incineration operation, did not lead to an increase in the concentration of lead in fly ash and bottom ash, and no increase in the concentration of dioxin in the bottom ash. Adding washing ash does not have any effect on the quality of the bottom ash. The use of watering fly as a chlorine-reducing agent is a feasible solution.