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Asbestos is a highly dangerous mineral fiber that was used to make construction materials more flame resistant. It was used for ceilings, roofing, flooring, insulation, and more primarily in structures built before the late 1970s. It was banned from use after it was discovered to be carcinogenic. Licensed experts are required for any asbestos removal because it poses a serious health risk.

The chemicals, metals, and corrosive materials in batteries can pose a serious threat. This is particularly true for car batteries, which have lead-acid composition. Lead, along with other heavy metals, has to be disposed of separately from other waste.

Most cleaning products contain harsh chemicals that can become hazardous if they aren’t disposed of in a certain way.

Any soil that you believe came in contact with hazardous material such as chemicals and vehicle oils should be treated as if it is hazardous as well. The soil can be treated or it will need to be put through a hazardous waste processor.

Food waste should be thrown out in your regular garbage container, not a rental dumpster. These materials can go in the landfill, but they can attract rodents and vermin. Consider composting food waste or disposing of it through your municipal waste removal department.

Petroleum and gasoline are highly flammable and for that reason, they are banned at landfills. Unusable fuels can be disposed of at a hazardous waste center.

Any material or items that contain or have come in contact with bodily fluids and medication are considered infectious waste. There are specialty waste removal experts that are licensed to handle these materials.

The byproducts of industrial processes are typically contained within industrial drums. Often these byproducts are hazardous materials that must be transported by licensed haulers and disposed of at a specialized processing facility.

The inks and resins that are found in printers and pens can damage waste containers, which is why they should be brought to a recycling center for proper removal.

Oils that are used in vehicles and industrial equipment are generally considered to be hazardous. Consult with your local hazardous waste facility for information on how and where to dispose of motor oils.

Paints, lacquers, and even their cans sometimes contain harmful elements such as mercury and lead. This is typically the case for paints that were made before the 1990s. On top of containing hazardous materials, paints can also stain dumpsters and other waste removal equipment.

The refrigerants that are used in machinery and vehicles are highly dangerous and regulated by federal guidelines. If you want to throw a refrigerator in your rental dumpster contact our customer service team for information on the proper draining that is required.

All tires need to go through a special recycling process instead of being thrown in a landfill. Methane gas can actually build up in tires allowing them to rise to the surface of a garbage pile and brake liners.