Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

In a complete turnaround from my false hope the other day,

"Hey! It's getting less!!!"

That's how it turned out lol

Oh well, it's fine. It's just a milestone in terms of numbers, lol...

But that's beside the point.

All you directors use spray cans, right?

Red and blue are a must, right?

Did you know that the way to dispose of this can has changed?

That said, I think there are differences from one prefecture to another.

For more details, please check with your respective prefecture, city, town, or village.

Things have changed in Nagoya and the surrounding cities.

Until now,Punch a hole in the can to let the gas escape, then throw it away.However,

From now on,Empty the contents of the can and throw it away as isIt has changed to .

This is how it ended up looking after some real estate agent caused a spray can explosion inside the place a while back lol

Once you say something like that, it tends to spread everywhere and take a weird turn, doesn't it...

It seems that in the future, we’ll be discarding our aerosol cans after using up all the contents and without releasing the propellant.

But in reality, in our case, we can easily drill holes on site, right?

That's why I feel it's safer to poke a hole in any unnecessary aerosol cans on the job site.

If we had to standardize one thing on-site, it would probably be drilling holes. (Especially in the case of mixed waste.)

If you know how to drill holes safely, that’s probably the best option, but most people would just spray it indoors without really knowing what they’re doing.

For safety reasons, it’s best to clearly label the industrial waste bins.

Please be careful when disposing of aerosol cans in the future.

See you later.