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How do you know if you have an HHM? Read the label. Look for the words “poison,” “danger,” “warning” or “caution.” Any product which is reactive, corrosive, poisonous, or flammable is categorized as an HM. That would include products such as paints, cleaners, oils, insecticides, and solvents.

1. Household Cleaners
2. Paints & Stains *Latex or Oil Based*
3. Oil & Antifreeze
4. Yard Chemicals & Sprays
5. Bug Chemicals & Sprays
6. Poisons
7. Pool/Hot Tub Chemicals
8. Gasoline & Kerosene
9. Paint Thinners & Removers
10. Batteries
11. Light Bulbs
12. Mercury & Mercury Switches/Thermostats
13. SHARPS *needles & syringes*

AND MUCH MORE...

1. Joint Compounds/Dry Cement Mix
2. Asbestos
3. Radioactive Material *Smoke Detectors*
4. Explosives; ammunition, fireworks
5. Medications
6. Appliances

Radioactive materials, such as smoke detectors need to be sent back to the original manufacturer.

Ammunitions, contact your local police or sheriffs department for disposal.

Explosives, such as fireworks need to be soaked in water, placed in a plastic bag, and put in the trash.

Medications, leave in prescription bottles. Contact your local Police/Sheriff Departments for take-back programs.

**Some pharmacies have a take-back program, please check with your local pharmacy.