They can also stick their hands into the storm drain pipe shown in the cartoon and feel a slimy sewage substitute. Real containers of a pesticide, antifreeze, and motor oil are velcro'd onto the board for clear visual recognition, easy removal and handling. The third panel is a game that builds on this message. Players race a timer as they study a photo collage of hazardous and safe household products mounted on a metal board. Kids spin a wheel that stops on messages of safer things to do and safer stuff to buy.
Adults wanting take-home information find a literature rack built into the last panel.
The messages are reinforced with two more games. Tile graphics reinforce household hazardous waste concepts. By visiting this and other King County web pages, you expressly agree to be bound by terms and conditions of the site.