(No exceptions — for safety and environmental compliance)
Paint cans, solvents, or any flammable liquids
Aerosol cans (hairspray, spray paint, cleaning products, etc.)
Propane or butane canisters
Fire extinguishers
Gasoline or fuel containers
Bleach, ammonia, or other cleaning agents
Pool chemicals or any reactive substances
TVs, monitors, or laptops containing mercury or lead-based glass
Batteries (lithium, alkaline, car batteries, etc.)
Microwaves or appliances with capacitors that can hold charge
Fluorescent light tubes or CFL bulbs (mercury hazard)
Fireworks, flares, or explosives of any kind
Pressurized tanks (CO₂, oxygen, scuba, propane, soda stream cylinders)
Sealed pressurized bottles that could burst violently
Food products that can rot, spoil, or attract pests
Items with mold, bacteria, or infestations
Animal remains or anything biohazardous
Tempered glass (breaks into high-velocity shards)
Car windshields with laminated safety glass (hard to break, unpredictable shatter)
Mirrors larger than room-approved sizes (extra hazard in handling)
Firearms, ammunition, or weaponized explosives
Pressurized or sealed containers not specifically tested
Items containing asbestos (e.g., old ceiling tiles, insulation)
Old appliances with refrigerant (e.g., fridges, AC units)
Heavy industrial equipment not approved by ReckIt!
🔥 Bottom line for ReckIt!:
If it can explode, emit toxic fumes, hold an electrical charge, or create dangerous debris, it’s off the table.