Free Green Key Tools -Markham, Ontario ONLY

[crumpet]

"If you live in the Town of Markham, be a part of our test market. Sign up to receive a FREE package of 2 Green Key tools."

http://www.colemancanada.ca/recyclin...linder.en.aspx

[amycrows]

Great thnx.

[dealiah]

Fantastic. Now its starting that one would be able to actually recycle propane cylinders! Hope the Markham testing goes well so it gets incorporated in Toronto. Until then, this is important - from their website:


DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR COLEMAN® PROPANE CYLINDERS WITHOUT THE GREEN KEY® TOOL

Unfortunately, residential recycling programs for propane cylinders are not yet available in many areas. If a propane cylinder recycling program is not yet offered in your area, below are instructions to properly dispose of an EMPTY 16.4 oz. propane cylinder.

CAUTION: Read and follow instructions and warning on the propane cylinder before disposal to avoid serious injury or death!




To properly dispose of an EMPTY 16.4 oz. propane cylinder:

• First, ensure the cylinder is EMPTY.
• Take the EMPTY cylinder outdoors away from any open flame or ignition source as they can ignite leaking gas.
• Attach the EMPTY cylinder to an appliance.
• In an outdoor, well-ventilated area, open the control valve on the appliance and light the burner(s).
• Operate the appliance until the flame completely extinguishes.
• Turn the appliance control valve off and let appliance cool.
• Detach the EMPTY cylinder.
• Then follow local rules for disposal. - LEARN WHAT THEY ARE!

In Canada, any pressurized container, including propane cylinders are considered to be Hazardous Household Waste. You must follow your local rules for appropriate disposal; that may require the cylinder to be taken to a Hazardous Waste depot or collection event. Contact your Municipal Waste Management department for information for your area. - DO THIS FIRST TO ENSURE YOU CAN IN FACT "RECYCLE IT"

[mydoglugnut]

Thanks Crumpet.

--Dizzy

[bejaap]

THANX-not my area so I sent it to my son who is!

[tinad]

Thanks!