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hazardous waste
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Tue Nov 04, 2003 5:52 pmby keno
Does anyone have any suggestions for dumping grease sweep. Does anyone actually have it hauled off?
hazardous waste
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Wed Nov 05, 2003 9:19 amby Robert a Bamert jr
Contact Loren Derosier at Safety Regulation Strategies 800-SAFE-REG She has helped us to operate a safe shop and know what we needed to.
hazardous waste
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Wed Nov 05, 2003 10:44 amby gman
In SC,NC, or Ga try Crandall Corporation at 800-248-4801 or crandallusa.com. Not only could they give us guidance on regulations, but can also handle the waste disposal if needed.
hazardous waste
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Thu Nov 06, 2003 1:22 amby gizmo
Safety Kleen offers a corn cob based alternative to the typical clay based oil dry.
They drop off the fresh stuff & pick up your used stuff. They'll provide a receipt noting the quantity delivered & the quantity removed. You'll need this if your state or municipality requires you to track waste.
hazardous waste
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Wed Nov 12, 2003 9:06 amby michael bouchard
hazardous waste
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Thu Nov 13, 2003 1:01 amby Michael White
The real trick is to avoid using it. You legally cnnot put it in the dumpster. You must have it for spull contorl. Use other means for cleaning floors. We have a floor cleaner that will scrub, vacuum, and dry a totally messy stall in less than 5 minutes. You have to dispose of the dirty water, but that is easier and cheaper than disposing 50-100 pounds of grease sweep the guys you to clean the floors with as a general rule.