The tag must be filled out completely and physically attached to the container neck with a rubber band or piece of wire. Be sure to read the directions on the back and completely fill out the front of each tag. There are many grades of waste. The Hazardous Waste Management Guide provides guidance for deciding into which category your waste fits. If in doubt after reading the guide, feel free to E-Mail us, or just bring the waste to an open house and we'll decide.
Most wastes are hazardous, or close enough to be declared hazardous.
The Hazardous Waste Management Guide does list chemicals that can be disposed of in the trash. Most of these are non-toxic salts. Note that no liquids can go into a trash container no matter how non-toxic. The Guide also lists guidelines for when you can sewer chemicals. This is very infrequently done as our sewer guidelines are very restrictive.