Most household junk and remodel debris is fine to load. Ohio's landfill rules set the main limits.
Ohio's Environmental Protection Agency bars landfills from accepting liquids in bulk, hazardous waste, PCB waste, medical waste, and asbestos without the right permits. Whole or shredded scrap tires and separated yard waste are also on the list. Small household-size containers are the one exception to the liquids rule.
Paint, solvents, and fuel don't belong in a standard dumpster either. Keep tires out and ask us how to handle them, since Ohio treats scrap tires separately.
Some items have an easier route through the City. Its curbside bulk service takes appliances, water heaters with the water drained, furniture, and carpet cut into 4-foot lengths. Mattresses and upholstered furniture must be wrapped and sealed in plastic first.
If you have something you're not sure about, ask your account manager before it goes in the container.