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Chemically Contaminated Items (CCIs) are non-hazardous solids (such as paper towels, glassware, plastic, bench top coverings, etc.) that are nonreactive, nonignitable, noninfectious, nonradioactive and the contaminant is not highly toxic. These are nonhazardous and may go into the normal trash. However, if you feel that this is not an appropriate disposal route due to stench or other concerns, see the Hazardous Waste Management Guide for disposal instructions. All PCB contaminated labware at greater than 50 ppm must be packaged separately and given to UOEHSM for disposal.
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