Texas waste codes for aerosol cans Spray cans, empty or still holding product.

Organic gases
Organic gases
Discarded contents mainly organic and gaseous at atmospheric pressure; liquid product needs a liquid form.
When to use 801
Inorganic solids
Empty or crushed metal containers
Metal cans that meet the empty-container conditions.
When to use 308
Organic solids
Empty fiber or plastic containers
Fiber or plastic cans that meet the empty-container conditions.
When to use 406

Form 801 for the gas contents, 308 for empty metal cans & 406 for empty plastic or fiber ones.

Which Texas form code fits waste aerosol cans?

Form	When it fits
801	Discarded contents that are mainly organic and gaseous at atmospheric pressure. Liquid product needs a liquid form.
308	Metal cans that meet the empty-container conditions.
406	Fiber or plastic cans that meet the empty-container conditions.

A can can be Class 2 when it is depleted to atmospheric pressure and holds only minimal residue.

For other empty containers, use the empty-container checks.

Eligible hazardous aerosol cans can use universal waste.

Otherwise, identify the discarded contents. Gas at atmospheric pressure differs from liquid product.

Qualifying depleted cans can use supplemental Class 2 refuse.