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i What to do with matelials not ac�cepte�d at Ramsey County's Household Hazardous Waste fa,cilitA 61 .ion and Explosives Call your local police, department for instructions on bow to safely manage ammunition and other explosive maternal., Andiefiveze Used anti-freeze may be poured down a sanitary sewer (through the toilet or laundry tub drain) for safe AM ,disposal. DO NOT pour it, down the drain n your home is, connected to a septic, system. Take it to a friend or $1 6 A% relative's house which is connected to a, sanitary sewer. Always mush used anti-freeze down the drain with pi . enty, of water. For further, information, call 633,-EASY., Discard this with your regular trash, and notify your waste hauler that a 1housebold quantity of asbestos waste is put out for trash pick-up. For mifoinnation, on proper procedures for renmoval of asbestos-containing material, call the Minnesota Department of Health at 627-5019. Batteries Uad-Acid batteries are known as car,M01t0rcycle or, marine batteries. Under State law, anyone who sells lead -acid accept, up to five used batteries, at a time,, ftee of charge, even from non- il batteries. pust customers. - But,toin batteries are small, disk-shaped batteries, used for hearing aids, watches, and, other all devices. Many retailers, who, sell them, accept, the used batteries when you, purchase new ones. These also can be di,iploiseld of in the trash.