How many of you follow proper sharps disposal?

[theblondebomber]

Ive never really thought about it til now.I usually just hide them in my sock drawer til my wife finds them.who knows what she does with them.LOL!

 

[needtogetarmy]

My neighborhood has a playground and a sandbox where the kids play. I just throw mine in there.

On a serious note I always use a plastic coke bottle to put my waste in. It is just as good as the red hazmat containers.

 

[GUARDIAN]

everyone see SAW II where that chick has to swim in a hole full of them like the balls at chucky cheese?

I got a visual from Vet's technique at the sandbox....lol

 

[jumpmaster82]

I just put the cover back on the needle and throw it in the trash

 

[perryscoon]

My neighborhood has a playground and a sandbox where the kids play. I just throw mine in there.

ROFL!!~

 

[Powerbuilder333]

I put 'em in a hard plastic container (such as a empty protein container) and when it gets full I super glue the top shut and trow it in the dumpster early Friday morning, a couple of hours before the garbage men come with their truck.

 

[halfcenturian]

I save a years worth, them go dump them in my neighbors pool.

Needles uncovered, still attched to syringe. Well over 100.

Last Summer his fat 9 year old did a Cannonball, he got out of the pool screaming with about 10 syringes hanging from his body. J/K. I use a sharps.

 

[advanced-stealth]

I use a sharp.

 

[billdance]

Nice link here... has each state rules.. Damn....where I live you can.....

Placed in strong plastic or metal containers with screw-on or tightly secured lids (examples include empty bleach bottles, liquid detergent bottles, plastic milk jugs, or coffee cans. Strong tape should be used to secure the lid of coffee cans.)
• Once the container is full and sealed, it can be placed in the regular household trash.
http://www.safeneedledisposal.org/resslaws.html

 

[GUARDIAN]

Nice link here... has each state rules.. Damn....where I live you can.....

Placed in strong plastic or metal containers with screw-on or tightly secured lids (examples include empty bleach bottles, liquid detergent bottles, plastic milk jugs, or coffee cans. Strong tape should be used to secure the lid of coffee cans.)
• Once the container is full and sealed, it can be placed in the regular household trash.
http://www.safeneedledisposal.org/resslaws.html

i can do whatever i want according to that link for my state. it says my state hasnt developed any laws for personal household use.