Wastes {waste, housing} can be poisonous, corrosive, flammable, explosive, or otherwise reactive.
poison
Poisonous chemicals {toxic chemical} are bleach, drain cleaner, insect killer, rat poison, rug cleaner, and weed killer.
corrosive
Corrosive or reactive chemicals {caustic chemical} are ammonia, batteries, bleach, drain cleaner, and oven cleaner.
flammable
Chemicals that can explode or catch fire {flammable chemical} {ignitable chemical} are petrochemicals.
cleaners
Hazardous household cleaners are ammonia, bleaches, drain cleaners, metal polishes, oven cleaners, and rug cleaners.
garden
Hazardous outdoor and garden chemicals are charcoal lighters, fertilizers, gasoline, insect killers, kerosene, rat poison, and weed killers.
car
Hazardous automotive chemicals are antifreeze, batteries, brake fluid, gasoline, oil, and transmission fluid.
household
Hazardous paint and household chemicals are glues, paint, paint removers, varnish, and waxes.
other
Oil, gas, petrochemicals, metals, dry cleaning fluids, printing chemicals are hazardous, and such wastes have special landfills. Wastes can contaminate soil and water wells. Houses can be close to leaking fuel and chemical storage tanks or sanitary landfills.
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