Many of the products used around the home, such as paints, cleaners, and
pesticides, are dangerous and poisonous. These products are not only dangerous in
the house, but if they are not disposed of correctly, they can cause pollution
and harm fish, wildlife, and people. Learn how to handle and dispose of household
hazards safely.
How to identify hazardous
household products
Learn what make household products dangerous and
how to stay safe.
What can I do about
hazardous waste?
Do you know how to reduce the amount of hazardous
waste you make?
Safer alternatives for
hazardous products
Did you know you can use club soda to clean rugs
or upholstery?
Where can I go for more info?
School & Youth pages at the Hazardous Waste Management Program
Updated: Jan. 1, 1999
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