Household chemical solvents are the type of product that you might not know you have, but as soon as you open or use it, it becomes very clear. Found in an array of household products, from cleaners and polishes to paint thinners and cosmetics, these chemicals produce fumes that are health risks and can pose fire risks when stored. If you’ve got some household solvents you need to get rid of, learn the risks and how to dispose of them below. [Read more…]
Cleaning Up a Home Furnace Oil Spill in New England
If you’ve found your furnace leaking, spilling heating oil into your home, you’ll need to act fast for the safety and health of your family and the livability of your home. Below are the people to contact first in New England, what to expect, and how a hazardous waste expert like NEDT can help you clean up the aftermath of a home furnace oil spill and other contaminated products as quickly and efficiently as possible—including getting coverage from your insurance. [Read more…]
Dealing with Appliances with CFCs in Massachusetts
If you’re trying to dispose of an older appliance, such as a refrigerator or AC unit, you may have encountered issues related to a hazardous product they contain: CFCs. These chemicals, banned by the EPA, mean your appliances can’t be disposed of easily and require the use of special equipment and certification to be properly discharged. So, what are your options when it comes to disposal of appliances with CFCs in Massachusetts? [Read more…]
Decluttering Your Home of Household Hazardous Waste
While decluttering your home can be a great feeling, hazardous waste can make it difficult. Since they can’t be thrown away or poured down the sink, these household products can gather in basements, attics, and garages for years. If you’ve amassed such a collection, it’s time to deal with it. In this article, we’ll go over common types of hazardous products, what your disposal options are, and how NEDT can help—including by coming right to your door. [Read more…]
Disposing of Chlorine: Pool and Cleaning Products
While chlorine itself is a toxic gas, it can be found in a myriad of solid and liquid household products. Today, we’re going to look at two major categories of hazardous household products that can’t be disposed of at home: pool cleaners and cleaning products. In this article, learn more about how chlorine is used at home, what products it is in, and the dangers when handling, combining, and disposing of chlorine and other household and pool cleaners. [Read more…]
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