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Damn I recap'em , then put them in a box , tape it up nice , and throw it out with the trash .
I was always nervous a it takin them to a reg disposal spot , too many questions that I don't want to answer !
I use a local needle exchange. I buy all my pins, but use them for disposal. I used to buy the sharps containers, but they dont hold much. Especially if pinning daily. I use something similar to the cat littler jug MM uses to store them until I drop them off.
In my State, hospitals and such are not required to take your used needles for disposal. You are also forbidden from tossing the red biowaste containers into the regular trash. Thus, if I use one of those red containers I have to keep it forever. What they recommend I do is to put the used needles into a plastic container, such as an empty laundry detergent bottle, and seal it shut tight with tape. Then write "DO NOT RECYCLE" on the bottle and toss it into the regular trash. The garbage truck will eventually have its trash compactor used, which will crush the plastic bottle and break it open, spilling the needles everywhere. The rules don't say that last part, but I am sure that happens quite a bit.
Anyway, the US State rules link is from BD, so it should be reputable to use. Stay legal, my friends.
In my State, hospitals and such are not required to take your used needles for disposal. You are also forbidden from tossing the red biowaste containers into the regular trash. Thus, if I use one of those red containers I have to keep it forever. What they recommend I do is to put the used needles into a plastic container, such as an empty laundry detergent bottle, and seal it shut tight with tape. Then write "DO NOT RECYCLE" on the bottle and toss it into the regular trash. The garbage truck will eventually have its trash compactor used, which will crush the plastic bottle and break it open, spilling the needles everywhere. The rules don't say that last part, but I am sure that happens quite a bit.
Anyway, the US State rules link is from BD, so it should be reputable to use. Stay legal, my friends.
Interesting. Heres what my state says to do "Clearly label the container with the word “Sharps” or “Biohazard Waste.”". Man, I dunno about that. I try and be sneaky about it lol
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