What should I do with the leftover fireworks from the celebrations? After the big celebrations for July 4th, where many families enjoyed the spectacle of setting off their own fireworks, many people find themselves facing the dilemma of what to do with the leftover fireworks.
This material is highly sensitive and flammable, so it is not recommended to store them at home until the next celebration.
The Solid Waste Management Department of Miami-Dade County has provided some tips to safely dispose of the leftover fireworks for homeowners.
Do not throw the leftover fireworks in the trash. They can ignite and cause injuries, burns to people, and damage to your property.
Before getting rid of them, you should first submerge them in a bucket of water for 2 to 24 hours. Once the fireworks are completely soaked, place them in a sealed plastic bag and then dispose of them in the green trash bin.
Taking these measures will not only prevent the possibility of a fire in your home but also protect the waste collectors in our community and the waste trucks from any potential harm.
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