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The above guidelines were followed. In addition the Toxnet HSDB gives us specific <br />information about a particular substance. For example in the Glade Carpet SDS example <br />we took both the ingredients that were listed in the SDS and looked up specifically for <br />toxicity. <br />Here is the link: <br />http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/newtoxnet/hsdb.htm <br />We are specifically looking for: <br />LD50 < 2500 mg/kg = acute oral toxicity <br />LD50 < 4300 mg/kg = acute dermal toxicity <br />The waste is hazardous if inhalation LC50 is less than 10,000 ppm <br />96 -hour LC50 < 500 mg/I = acute aquatic toxicity <br />Carcinogenicity - <br />2-acetylaminofluorene <br />Acrylonitrile <br />4-aminodiphenyl <br />Bzenzidine <br />Bis(chloromethyl)ether <br />Methyl ch loromethyl ether <br />1,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane <br />3,3-dichlorobenzidine <br />Dimethylaminoazabenzene <br />Ethyleneimine <br />Alpha -naphthylamine <br />Beta -naphthylamine <br />4-nitrobiphenyl <br />N -n itrosod i methyla mine <br />Beta -propiolactone <br />Vinyl chloride <br />Again in the example of the Glade Carpet SDS, based on the above we have deemed it a <br />NON -HAZARDOUS WASTE. <br />Besides completing these actions are there any additional steps you recommended to <br />complete our waste determination? <br />Regards, <br />Robin A. Choi <br />Manager <br />Environmental Health & Safety <br />R Choi@ unifiedgrocers. com <br />Unified Grocers, Inc. <br />4 <br />