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Rain today did not deter people from getting rid of their hazardous household wastes at the Westport Weston Health District on Bayberry Lane. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Robert Eckman for WestportNow.com
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Even though it rained, local people thought of their environment and got rid of their hazardous material in a safe manner, this gives a clear statement for the town. Not sure if a lot of people know that a broken down refrigerator could be considered as hazardous and should be disposed of safely! This is in addition to the fact that it is a safety hazard for kids to play with, especialy an older refrigerator which contains chemicals and gases which are considered hazardous.
Well done Westport.
Robert Hinojosa
http://www.sentinelappliancerepair.com