Most remodeling and cleanout debris can go in your container. Pennsylvania's landfill rules and the landfill itself set the limits.
State rules for municipal waste landfills, published in the Pennsylvania Code, bar explosive waste, hazardous waste, lead-acid batteries, and loads made up mostly of leaves. Free liquids are out too, unless they're in a container smaller than one gallon.
Electronics have their own rule. Pennsylvania's Covered Device Recycling Act keeps computers, monitors, computer accessories, and TVs out of landfills. The state Department of Environmental Protection lists electronics recycling options instead.
Hazardous waste, liquids, paint, solvents, fuel, and asbestos can't go in a standard dumpster. Murrysville residents have an easier route for paint, solvents, gasoline, and other household chemicals. The Municipality's trash and recycling page explains that its contracted trash service picks up household hazardous waste and electronics at your home for free, by appointment. Asbestos and tires aren't part of that program.
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