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CAUTION: Pressurized tanks that contain gases such as propane, helium, etc. cannot be disposed in the regular trash or at…

CAUTION:  Materials such as fuels (gasoline, kerosene, butane etc.), solvents (degreasers, paint thinners, varnishes, etc.), products with a high acetone…

CAUTION:  Due to their pressurized contents, charged fire extinguishers cannot be disposed in the regular trash or at the York…

CAUTION:  Firearms, ammunition, and gunpowder are explosive, hazardous to human life, and must never be disposed in the regular trash. …

CAUTION:  In Pennsylvania certain electronics (computers, computer peripherals, monitors and televisions) are restricted by law from being disposed in the…

CAUTION:  Materials such as household cleaners, stain removers, and chemical strippers may contain corrosive, skin-irritating, and/or toxic properties that can…

CAUTION:  Recreational chemistry sets that pre-date 1980 may contain toxic, corrosive, or flammable materials.  Click here for options to manage…

CAUTION:  Rechargeable batteries contain toxic metals such as cadmium, lead, lithium, and nickel.  In addition, lithium batteries can explode and/or…

CAUTION:  Mercury barometers contain the toxic metal mercury and cannot be disposed in the regular trash or at the York…

CAUTION:  Residential vehicle fluids such as antifreeze, brake fluid, gasoline, hydraulic fluid, motor oil (and used oil filters that contain…