How to Dispose of Pepper Spray (the right way)
In today’s unpredictably scary world, it’s always a great idea to carry pepper spray with you. You must know how to use it to ward off any potential threats while …
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How to Dispose of Matches (the right way)
Fire safety is a big concern for everyone. That’s probably why people have smoke alarms installed everywhere and always keep a fire extinguisher nearby. However, there is one fire hazard …
How to Dispose of Old Keys
There are things you notice piling up, and there are things you don’t. Keys happen to fall in that latter category. Think about it. Every time you change houses, jobs, …
How to Dispose of Hair Dyes?
In today’s world, hair dying is a striking form of self-expression. However, dying your hair also presents a significant problem, especially for people with short hair. What are you supposed …
How to Dispose of Bleach?
Bleach is used as a cleaner and disinfectant throughout the world. It’s used to bleach white clothes and disinfect different materials and even keep plants fresh. However, it generally has …
How to Dispose of Coolant?
It is important to dispose of hazardous waste responsibly. You should never throw toxic waste in your house trash, pour it down the drain, or dump it in your backyard. …
How to Dispose of Styrofoam?
When this light and tough packing material was invented by Dow Chemicals, everyone thought that their packing worries were over. After all, it was very inexpensive and easy to produce. …
How to Dispose of Ammonia?
One of the most commonly used cleaning products is ammonia. Despite being a strong chemical, ammonia doesn’t fall into the category of hazardous household waste. So, what does that mean? …
How to Dispose of Aerosol Cans Safely?
Aerosol cans are made of either aluminum or steel. Both of these metals are valuable that can be recycled to produce new metal items. Recycling International has stated that the …
How to Dispose of Acetone?
Acetone is a clear volatile liquid and is a common solvent used across many industries. One of the best things about acetone is that it is also safe for domestic …
How to Dispose of Kerosene?
Kerosene falls in the category of hazardous waste so no matter how much you’re tempted to discard unwanted kerosene by pouring it down the drain or in a sewer outside, …
How to Dispose of a Helium Tank?
Helium is the second lightest substance in the universe. The gas is used in filling party balloons, super-cooling metals and alloys used as superconductors, and conducting experiments. However, helium is …
How to Dispose of Old Shotgun Shells?
Shotguns are the third most manufactured guns in America. According to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, there were 935,411 shotguns made in 2014 alone. Many Americans love having …
How to Dispose of a Dead Mouse?
Mice are a common threat to many homeowners. It’s very easy for them to find a way into our homes through tiny holes and openings because of their small size. …
How to Dispose of Insulin Pens?
Diabetes affects nearly half a billion people all over the world. Insulin injections continue to be essential for patients with Type 1 diabetes and are also important therapy for Type …