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Paint and varnish are the most common household products that become household hazardous waste. Aerosol paint cans that still contain paint are accepted at the household hazardous waste collection events.

The act of getting rid of something, especially by throwing it away: waste disposal. the disposal of hazardous substances.

It can't go down the drain. Period. Instead, solvents require strict hazardous waste management. They must be placed in suitable containers that are tightly-capped, properly labeled with red hazmat tags, and designed so that no vapors or liquid might escape.

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Throw the dried paint in the can into the garbage. Be sure to remove the lid from the can. If you don't have much paint left in the can, you can just remove the lid and let the paint dry out on its own. Make sure that it's in a location where small children or pets can't get to it.

One of the best uses for empty chemical containers is to reuse whenever it is possible or appropriate. Old containers can be used for water storage collection or to dispose of spill residue. These containers should not be used for any radioactive waste storage or disposal.

Discard the dried paint in the garbage. Make sure to take the lid off before throwing the empty can in the garbage. Oil-based paint cans need to be taken to the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility.

As a reminder, latex or water base paint is not hazardous and can be placed in the regular trash if the paint is dried up or solidified with an absorbent material, such as, kitty litter. Waste materials generated by a business will not be accepted.