Generally, aerosol spray cans—like your average cooking oil spray—have much more potential for causing accidents than other recyclable material because they’re pressurized.

Modern-day aerosol spray cans no longer contain ozone-depleting CFC's. But they're still nasty for the environment. Plus, the connection between malaria and hair spray...all this, in the latest ...

How many aerosol cans do you have around your home? Five? Ten? If you’re an average American, you have about 46, according to sources at the Environmental Protection Agency. Surprised? Well ...

Children victims of most eye injuries from aerosols Date: April 13, 2011 Source: Brown University Summary: A new estimate of emergency room visits for eye injuries related to aerosol spray cans ...

Do you keep WD-40, hair spray, Off, Fix-A-Flat, etc. in your vehicle? If so, you might want to reconsider. The picture above is of a pressurized can that exploded in a person’s vehicle and ...