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The document is a legal complaint filed by a plaintiff against multiple defendants, including corporations and individuals, for injuries sustained due to an explosion of a 55-gallon drum while the plaintiff was following instructions from his employer. The complaint alleges negligence and wantonness on the part of the defendants for failing to provide adequate warnings, safety measures, and proper disposal instructions related to the barrels. The plaintiff seeks damages for severe burns, lost wages, medical expenses, and other related suffering.

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What should you do with empty containers of harmful substances?

Dispose of chemical containers Your supplier may take back chemical containers to reuse or recycle them. You may have to triple rinse containers first. You must have permission from your water company before you dispose of rinse water to the foul sewer.

How do you dispose of chemical waste containers?

Incineration : Incineration is a widely used method for the disposal of chemical waste. It involves the controlled combustion of waste at high temperatures, which destroys harmful chemicals and reduces them to ashes or inert substances.

What is the best way to dispose of chemical containers?

Empty Chemical Containers Step 1: Must be triple rinsed with a solvent to remove residues. All first rinses should be collected as hazardous waste. Step 2: Write on container empty and defaced (should not be identifiable) or remove all labels before disposal. Step 3: Place in normal trash or reused to hold waste.

What to do with empty pool chemical containers?

The best way to dispose of these materials and their containers is through Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) programs or facilities.

How do you dispose of hazardous waste containers?

Metal containers must be triple rinsed with water or other suitable solvent and air-dried. If the container is free of hazardous chemical residues, remove or deface any hazard markings or labels, it may then be placed in the regular laboratory trash or recycling receptacles.