ANNOUNCING
Household
Hazardous Waste Disposal Day
WHO: All
WHEN: Saturday, May 20, 2006 from
WHERE:
WHY: The average American household stores
three to ten gallons of hazardous chemicals in the kitchen, basement, shed or
garage that they no longer use. Improper
disposal of these materials can present a significant threat to the
environment. Participating in this
hazardous waste day will ensure that your household chemicals will be either
recycled or disposed of properly.
WHAT: OVEN CLEANER CARBURETOR
CLEANERS HOUSEHOLD ELECTRONICS
CAR
BATTERIES THINNERS PRINTERS
DRAIN
OPENERS MOTOR OIL TV’S, VCR’S
ANTI-FREEZE HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES
COMPUTER MONITORS
GASOLINE RUST SOLVENTS COMPUTERS
PESTICIDES HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS
KEYBOARDS
FUNGICIDES HERBICIDES STARTER FLUIDS
ASBESTOS GLUES & ADHESIVES
OIL-BASED PAINT
Please do not bring latex or water-based paints since they are not considered hazardous. Latex and water-based paints may be used as primers or allowed to dry by removing the lid then discarding with rubbish. Also, we can not take tires.
HOW: Gather the household chemicals that you
no longer use and dispose of them at
Do
not mix hazardous wastes together; keep in original containers with the
original labels intact.