Storing and disposing of household materials

Transparent and brittle

• Metal

• Sponge

• Glass

• Plastic

Shiny and conducts electricity

• Meetal

• Polythene

• Rubber

• Metal

Flexible and elastic and a opaque

• Fabric

• Tissue paper

• Rubber

• Wood

Never store hazardous products in food or beverage containers.

• 4

• 2

• 6

• 7

What should you do the products with the same uses?

• Keep Hazardous materials in their original container with the original label attached.

• Keep incompatible products away from each other.

• Never store hazardous products in food or beverage containers.

• Follow Label directions in storing products.

All of the examples are disposing; except:

• Store products properly

• Do not dispose of any materials by pouring

• Do not bury hazardous wastes or containers, empty or full

• store volatile products in a well-ventilated area.

Keep flammable products away from corrosive and poisonous products. Keep them away from food.

• Do not bury hazardous wastes or containers, empty or full

• Keep incompatible products away from each other.

• Make sure the lids and caps of containers are tightly sealed

• Never dispose of unused hazardous household products; instead, buy just enough for your use

All of the following examples are disposing

• Do not dispose of any materials by pouring

• Do not bury hazardous wastes or containers, empty or full

• When disposing pesticides, leave it in its original container with the original cap

• Store products properly

All of the following are storing

• Store volatile products in a well-ventilated area.

• Make sure lids and caps of containers are tightly sealed.

• Never dispose of unused hazardous household products; instead, buy just enough for your use.

• Keep hazardous materials in their original container with the original label attached.

What is the name of this hazard warning label?

• Corrosive

• Flammable

• Explosive

• Harmful