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Re: Smoke Detectors
Hi all,
OK..another thought to stir the pot:
Disposal into ordinary trash is fine with me, with the idea that the
ordinary trash goes to a landfill. But, suppose there is a commercial
facility that burns waste to generate electrical power- taking
commercial and residential waste, burning it, selling the power. The
scrap metal would probably be recovered and sold, with the ash going to a
landfill. Anyone else see a problem here with smoke detectors? Comments?
Bruce
> Therefore, you may dispose of these units as
> ordinary trash.
>Regulatory references: 10 CFR 30.20, 10 CFR 32.26
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