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Household Chemical Dangers and Trash-Outing

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As we followed Paul Carlozzi, the top Field Supervisor for Safeguard Properties as he inspected several foreclosures, we met Adam Miles at the first house in Corona. His company specializes in disposing of household chemicals, which aren't allowed in regular landfills. To find out how to get rid of these kinds of materials on your own, watch this clip. You'll also see us follow one load of trash to a nearby dump where we stumbled across a family doing their own "trashout" following a foreclosure.

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