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The EPA suggested procedures for homeowners to dispose of small quantities of waste pesticides are as follows:
•Liquid formulations in quantities of less than one gallon should be left in the original container. Make sure the cap is securely in place to prevent spills or leaks. Wrap in several layers of newspaper and secure. The package should then be placed in a trash receptacle for routine collection with municipal refuse.
•Dry formulations in quantities of one bag or less (up to 10 pounds) should be secured to prevent leaking. This can be done by wrapping in paper or placing the package in a tight carton or bag and taping or tying it closed. Once secured, the package should be placed in an appropriate trash collection receptacle.
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