Home Toxics
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Home Toxics need to be treated carefully in order to minimize human health risks and exposure to the environment. There is a direct relationship between the proper use and disposal of common home toxics and the quality of our air, soil, surface water, and groundwater. In many cases, the products under your sink or in your basement or garage may be just as dangerous as those used in commercial/industrial sectors. Home products are considered toxic if they are:
The Home Toxics Reduction Program provides information on how to identify and dispose of common household toxic products, as well as tips on reducing and reusing toxic products and using non-toxic alternatives. |
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Map to Drop-off Location
Hours of operation and directions to Washtenaw County's drop-off location.

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What is acceptable?
List of items that the Home Toxics Reduction Center will accept.

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What is not acceptable?
List of items that may not be taken to the Home Toxics Reduction Center.

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Turning Trash Into Treasure Guide
A guide to disposal options for not-so-recyclable materials in Washtenaw County.

- www.dontflushdrugs.com
Steps for safe disposal of prescription drugs and personal care products, as well as information on Washtenaw County's Pharmaceutical Takeback Program. -
- View a
video on Safe Disposal of Medications!

- View a
video on Safe Disposal of Medications!
- List of Contractors for
Businesses
PDF list of Hazardous Home Toxics companies.

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Alternative Products
A list of non-toxic alternatives for common household products.

- Paint Pointers
Guide to disposing paint.
For more information, please contact Jeff Krcmarik.





