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Driveway Sealer Hazards
- May contain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, many of which are carcinogenic and can be absorbed through the skin.
Handling
- Keep driveway sealer in closed containers.
- Wear rubber gloves when handling.
- Most driveway sealers are now latex products (water-based). Keep from freezing.
Management Options
- Try to use up what you have, if product is usable, or donate to neighbor, paving contractor or other who may use it.
- For surplus latex-based sealer, dry out in small amounts and place in the trash.
- Oil-based driveway sealer can be burned safely in small amounts in a waste-to-energy facility, but trash collectors may not take it if containers are too heavy.
- Dried driveway sealer, either latex or oil-based, can be thrown in trash with lid off.
- For surplus oil-based, take to hazardous household waste collection, if accepted, or take to a commercial hazardous waste facility.
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