Most household and construction debris is fine in your dumpster. Kansas law and the landfill that takes your load set the limits.
Kansas defines what counts as construction and demolition waste, and some items don't qualify even when they come from a remodel. Friable asbestos, garbage, furniture, appliances that still hold refrigerant, electrical equipment with hazardous parts, tires, and drums or containers can't go to a construction and demolition landfill as part of a mixed load. They need a site that is permitted to take them.
Household chemicals have their own route. Johnson County residents can book a drop-off at the county's hazardous materials facility at 11231 Mastin Street by calling 913-715-6900. It takes paint, solvents, gasoline, pool chemicals, and motor oil, but not tires or compressed gas cylinders, and it's for residents only.
Liquids, fuel, and pressurized tanks never belong in a standard dumpster. Mention tires, appliances, and furniture when you book so your load goes to the right place.
Ask your account manager if you're unsure about any item.