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Household And Garden Chemicals: Never mix different household cleaners
- a chemical reaction can result and cause poisonous fumes to be given off.
SAFE DISPOSAL
• Keep household and garden chemicals securely locked away.
• Store liquids below solids so that if a Bottle leaks the liquid cannot flow onto the packs of solids.
• Check "best before" or expiry dates of materials you are using, and before throwing old ones away.
• Dispose of old materials through the appropriate local services.Poisoning If swallowed, some liquids can cause severe sickness, permanent disablement, or even death. Store all chemicals in their original containers under Lock and key and out of children's reach. Never mix different household cleaners - a chemical reaction can result and cause poisonous fumes to be given off. See Also Home Garden And Pool:If you have young children or pets, it may be better to build a raised pool. Do not have a pool with an overhanging rim with deep water below. Instead have a shallow "beach" of pebbles in a more natural-looking pool; in a formal edged pool, probably the easiest solution is to place bricks or blocks near the edge just below the surface of the water to form steps. The bog garden should be constructed at the same time as the pool, using one large piece of liner for both features.The young of the above turtles are the ones which most often fall into the hands of children. They are easy to maintain in captivity at home garden and pool or at school. The adults are not so easy to house because of their size and their need for room and freedom. Adults should be kept as pets only in a home garden and pool with a garden pool available, but the young are the simplest of pets to house and maintain. May be kept in school room for a few days for observation; use cage large enough to allow it to move about freely; release in home garden and pool garden with pond. On The Other Hand See Zoological Garden With Hundreds:THE term vivarium has come to mean any sort of place where live animals are housed. The place may be as large as a zoological garden with hundreds of animals or as small as a tumbler of water in which a single tadpole is living. Present usage, however, has divided the vivarium into two types: the terrarium, in which terrestrial animals are maintained, and the aquarium, in which aquatic animals are housed.OF THE innumerable questions that come to natural history museums, zoological gardens, and public aquariums by mail, by telephone, or by inquirers who present themselves in person the most familiar and recurrent have to do with the care and feeding of animals. |
