How we Remove Hazardous Waste on Hoarding Jobs #crimescenecleaning #truecrime #crime
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Hazardous waste is something we come across daily on our job sites. One common question we get is what do we do with it. We typically just get rid of it at the dump inside our red bio bins.
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Pills will still leach into the water system. I thought that’s why police stations are doing medication take back programs across the country and then insinuating the meds.
Pharmacies sometimes take pills like these. Call and ask if they do and where to drop them. Varies by region. Especially good to know when an older loved one passes away and you are left with a lot of medications.
Laura I respect your values and protocols among your employees and franchise staff.
When I need to destroy meds, I add water to the bottle & throw away.
If pils are too dangerous in the toilet, what are they doing to us?
I love watching your videos. I recently went through surgery and they prescribed me oxy. Well. I ended up not wanting to use it because I don't like taking pills like that and my mom had a great idea of grinding it up and putting it into my dirty kitty litter to discard it. So that's what I did
Great so instead of contaminating the drinking water, they contaminate the soil and leach into the drinking water LOL
When I have to get rid of my sisters expired meds I melt them down and pour the contents into a big bag so kitty litter. Mix it up and to the landfill it goes. Needles go into old detergent bottles and taken to a drop off site. 2 times a year pharmacies here will allow drop off of meds for destruction.
You can drop unused medication and prescription bottles at the police or the fire station. They will both take them and dispose them properly.
Everything went in the toilet in the old days, pills, gold fish, snakes, aligators and other pets dead or alive.
The music is way too loud.
Thanks for the info.
Take them to the pharmacies, not the landfill. Landfills have runoff that still gets into ground water.
In Australia we take medications to a pharmacy. We have containers for sharps so they can be disposed of safely.
So it ends up in the water system still anyways.
Contaminate our water system!? Hate to break it to you but that water is far past the point of contamination
In UK your supposed to take all unused/ expired medication to the pharmacy & they dispose of them
Nursing home i worked in, the nurses always asked for our coffee grinds, and they'd discard the pills in a container with the grinds. You can also use kitty litter.
It doesn't make sense to not want to contaminate the water, but it's ok to contaminate the soil, lol
