✅ Aerosol Cans (Hairspray, Deodorant, Cooking Spray, Paint, etc.)

♻️ Recycling Options:

• Most aerosol cans are made of aluminum or steel, which are widely accepted in curbside recycling—BUT they must be completely empty.

• Remove the plastic cap before recycling.

🛑 Special Disposal for Hazardous Contents:

• Partially full or pressurized cans (like spray paint, pesticides, or chemicals) are hazardous waste and must be taken to a HHW facility.

• Propellant-based cans (such as certain air fresheners) should also be handled through hazardous waste programs.

🚫 Do Not Puncture or Crush

• Aerosol cans can explode if not properly emptied before recycling.

By following these disposal and recycling methods, you can safely and responsibly manage plastic spray bottles and aerosol cans! 🌍♻️