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IDENTIFYING HAZARDOUS WASTE O <br /> CORROSIVE - ACID <br /> Items with corrosive properties that are waste may be considered hazardous. Corrosive acids must <br /> be kept separate from corrosive bases. Below are some examples of corrosive acids which we may <br /> carry. <br /> 'a`Pes:e <br /> A�tWC Agstdde <br /> In F� <br /> Y � <br /> LEMS g <br /> pEry*pVEs <br /> TYPICALLY INCLUDE <br /> • Toilet Bowl Cleaners-Acid • Calcium, Lime • Pool Chemicals-Acid <br /> • Drain Cleaners-Acid And Rust Removers •Automotive Polishes <br /> • Some Laundry Additives • Dishwasher And Cleaners <br /> • Glass Cleaners And Detergents • Metal Cleaners And <br /> Other Cleaning • Muriatic Acid Polishes <br /> Sprays-Acid • Grout/Tile Cleaners-Acid <br /> KEYWORDS <br /> Some keywords to look for on product labels to determine whether waste corrosive acids may be <br /> considered hazardous include: <br /> • Corrosive • Acetic Acid <br /> • Oxalic Acid • Causes Burns <br /> • Harmful Or Fatal If Swallowed • Hydrochloric Acid <br /> • Sulfuric Acid • Reactive <br /> • Avoid Contact With Eyes Or Skin <br /> BIGLOTS Hazardous Waste Management Program <br /> Revised 3/21/16 <br />