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TABLE 12.3
Typical Hazardous Waste Generated by Small-Quantity Generators

Typical Type of Business How Generated Types of Wastes Waste Codes
Dry cleaning and Commercial dry cleaning Still residues from solvent D001, D039, F002
laundry plants processes distillation, spent filter
cartridges, cooked powder
residue
Furniture/Wood Wood cleaning and wax Ignitable wastes, toxic D001, F001–F005
manufacturing and removal, refinishing/stripping, wastes, solvent wastes,
refinishing staining, painting, finishing, paint wastes
brush cleaning and spray brush
cleaning
Construction Paint preparation and painting, Ignitable wastes, toxic D001, D0002
carpentry and floor work, other wastes, solvent wastes, F001–F005
speciality contracting activities, paint wastes, used oil,
heavy construction, acids/bases
wrecking and demolition,
vehicle and equipment
maintenance for construction
activities
Laboratories Diagnostic and other laboratory Spent solvents, unused D001, D002
testing reagents, reaction products, D003,
testing samples, F001–F005,
contaminated materials U211
Vehicle maintenance Degreasing, rust removal, paint Acids/bases, solvents,
preparation, spray booth, spray ignitable wastes, toxic D001, D002,
guns, brush cleaning, wastes, paint wastes, D006, D008,
paint removal, tank cleanout, batteries F001–F005
installing lead-acid batteries
Printing and allied Plate preparation, stencil Acids/bases, heavy-metal D002, D006,
industries preparation for screen printing, wastes, solvents, toxic D008,
photo processing, printing, wastes, ink F001–F005
clean-up
Equipment repair Degreasing, equipment cleaning, Acids/bases, toxic wastes, D001, D002,
rust removal, paint preparation, ignitable wastes, paint D006, D008,
painting, paint removal, spray wastes, solvents F001–F005
booth, spray guns, and brush
cleaning
Pesticide end- Pesticide application and Used/unused pesticides, D001, F001–F005,
users/application clean-up solvent wastes, ignitable U129,
services wastes, contaminated soil U136, P094,
(from spills), contaminated P123
rinse water, empty
containers
Educational and Automobile engine and body Ignitable wastes, solvent D001, D002,
vocational shops repair, metal working, graphic wastes, acids/bases, paint F001–F005
arts-plate preparation, wastes
woodworking
Source: U.S. EPA, 2001b. With permission.