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Examples of Household Hazardous Waste include: Cleaning Supplies: Room deodorizers, oven cleaner; sanitizer; drain cleaners; toilet bowl cleaners; NiCad batteries; floor polish; silver and metal polishes; nail polish; furniture polish; mothballs; floor wax; disinfectants; powdered bleach. Household Products: Florescent bulbs; mercury switches and thermometers; bug sprays; Flea collars; peroxides; and medicines. Shop, Hobby Area, and Repair Supplies: Latex paint; oil based paint; used oil; used anti freeze; cleaners, thinners and solvents; lubricants, glues and adhesives; stains, strippers and preservatives; lead acid batteries; oil filters; and containers with unknown substances. Yard, Garden, and Farm Supply: Pesticides, herbicides and other products. The SD Department of Ag will be on site to receive Farm Products. Why should you check your HHM products and clean your house of unusable, unwanted Household Hazardous Waste? OCT. 16-17 Certain types of HHW have the potential to cause physical injury to sanitation workers, contaminate septic tanks or wastewater treatment systems if poured down drains or toilets, and present hazards to children and pets if left around the house. Read product labels for disposal directions to reduce the risk of products exploding, igniting, leaking, mixing with other chemicals, or posing other hazards on the way to a disposal facility. Even empty containers of HHW can pose hazards because of the residual chemicals that might remain. You Can Help Reduce HHW Disposal Costs DAYS At the National Guard Armory next to Lions Park Serving 11:30am-1pm & 5:pm-7:pm $5 Pre-sale $6 at the door Kids under 8 eat free Vermillion Lions Club In 2012, Missouri River Recycling paid over $24,500 to dispose of HHW received from residents. Although proper disposal of HHW is important, it is even more important to avoid purchasing hazardous items and substitute them with non-hazardous alternatives. The more you use safe alternatives, the less we spend on disposal of HHW. The more HHW you dispose of, the less we save during these tough budgetary times. Choosing safer alternatives is the difference between money saved and money spent. So ask yourself, “Why unnecessarily buy something that is harmful and expensive to dispose of when you could choose an alternative that’s safer and cheaper to manage?” You can help reduce the cost of this program by: Avoiding purchasing hazardous household materials, Using up what you buy, Giving away what you cannot use & Using safer alternatives Friday, October 25th 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Vermillion Missouri Valley Recycling Center, 840 N. Crawford Rd., Vermillion, SD Saturday, October 26, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Yankton Transfer & Recycling 23rd & Kellen Gross Dr., Yankton, SD