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Disposal of Hazardous Products around the home - Automotive and marine/boat products - Used motor oil You are in: Household > Disposal > Product list > Automotive and marine/boat products > Used motor oil Household Home Hazardous Products Alternatives Disposal Wastemobile Fixed sites What to bring How to transport What happens to waste Product list - Appliances Automotive and marine/boat products Batteries Electronics Empty tanks and containers Garbage (non-hazardous waste) Glues and cements Hobby chemicals Household cleaners Indoor pesticides Miscellaneous household goods Outdoor pesticides Paint and solvents Personal products Products with mercury Natural yard care Natural lawn care Need help? Household Hazards Line: 206-296-4692 Natural Lawn & Garden Hotline: 206-633-0224 Automotive and marine/boat products Email page Print view Antifreeze Automobile batteries Brake fluid Carburetor cleaner Engine degreaser Fire extinguishers Flares Gasoline Transmission fluid Used motor oil Used motor oil Potential hazards Improper disposal pollutes water. May contain petroleum, metals (from engine) Safer alternatives Drive less to reduce chemical use and prevent air pollution. Proper disposal If you have used motor oil you'd like to recycle, there are nearly 100 locations in King County that will recycle it for you. Here is a list of motor oil recycling sites . Seattle residents can also take used (not contaminated) oil to the north or south transfer stations (see link below). The Seattle haz sheds take contaminated oil (mixed with water, antifreeze etc.). They will also take used oil if bringing other household hazardous waste (see links below). King County residents: The Factoria Locker and wastemobile will take both used and contaminated oil - 30 gallon limit (see links below). Seattle transfer station locations, days and hours of operation. Household Hazardous Waste collection locations, times of operation, and what is accepted: Wastemobile (mobile collection events outside Seattle) Seattle - north haz shed Seattle - south haz shed Bellevue-Factoria storage locker The Factoria Locker has a 30 gallon household hazardous waste limit per customer per day. There are no exceptions and no containers can be over 5 gallons in size. Customers will not receive their gasoline containers back. For the Seattle facilities and the King County Wastemobile, there is a 30 gallon gasoline limit, and pre-approval is required for large quantities (over 50 gallons), containers over 5 gallons in size, and any unusual wastes. Contact the Household Hazards Line at (206) 296-4692, Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., except holidays, for disposal options and procedures. To use the north Seattle (Aurora) facility, you will need to call the Household Hazards Line at Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., except holidays, to schedule an appointment: (206) 296-4692 (V); 711 (TTY). Out of the local calling area, the toll free number is 1-888-TOXIC-ED (1-888-869-4233) (V); 711 (TTY). At the time of the appointment, staff will give you the address and directions to the north Seattle disposal site. NOTE: none of these locations accept commercial hazardous wastes. See the Business Waste pages for more information about commercial waste exchange and disposal. More Information Auto Products - NLM/NIH Household Products Database Haz Waste Program: Household | Agencies | Small Business | Education Modified: Conditions of use Library | News | Publications Search | About Us | Contact Us City of Seattle Government King County Government Suburban Cities

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Specifications - 2006 Islander Diesel Motorhome by National RV Overview Features Photo Gallery Floorplans Weights Exteriors Dealer Locator Search by State Mail my Brochure 16 mb Download Quick Menu 2006 Islander 2006 tradewinds 2005 Tropi-Cal 2005 Dolphin 2005 Sea Breeze FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS Standard Equipment Optional Equipment EXTERIOR & COACH BODY CONSTRUCTION Duraframe® all steel sub floor construction Steel framed laminated floor Steel framed crowned laminated fiberglass roof Steel framed laminated fiberglass high gloss walls Custom painted four color full body exterior graphics with choice of (3) color packages Front and rear molded high gloss fiberglass caps Soft-touch padded vinyl ceiling Heavy duty electric slide-out room system Insulated aluminum exterior storage bay doors with integrated automotive style single paddle handle, rotary latches and gas struts Side-hinged doors under slide-out rooms Aluminum two-piece rear ladder D-ring tie downs in basement storage compartments Automotive undercoating Cockpit steel structure with insulated front bulkhead and dash support Full width mud flap with logo COCKPIT FEATURES Pioneer® AM/FM/CD with GPS navigation system and XM receiver module stereo Pioneer® 12-disc CD changer Driver and passenger reading lights with switches Automotive styled dash design with padded vinyl and full gauge package Passenger drink holder/utility tray Pantographic windshield wipers Power steering Electronic cruise control Douglas® tilt and telescoping steering column with 18" VIP® Smart Wheel Roof mounted dual chrome trumpet air horns Color rear vision monitor with motorized rear wide-angle lens with anti-fog and side rear-viewing cameras Chrome dual power controlled heated exterior mirrors with power flat and convex controls and turn indicators Four high power docking lights Power Gear® fully automatic hydraulic leveling jacks with dash mounted controls Passenger work station with 12V/120V receptacle and phone jack in console Full-width front cockpit electric sunvisor Manual driver side sun shade Cup holders Supplemental defroster distribution blower system Electric stepwell cover Front privacy shades with wands in complimentary color to match interior decor Illuminated stepwell APPLIANCES & ACCESSORIES Samsung® 32" LCD flat screen TV monitor with A/V jacks in living area (cockpit overhead) Sony® 20" flat screen TV with front A/V jacks in bedroom Home theater entertainment package includes: Sony® DVD/VCR digital receiver and subwoofer/speaker system, mounted in the dash electronic console on full-extension slides 12 cu. ft. stainless steel Norcold® 4-door refrigerator with icemaker and water dispenser High output three burner cooktop (sealed burners) with flush mount Corian® range cover GE® SpaceSaver convection microwave oven with carousel, built-in light and fan Cable TV hook-up and multiple telephone jacks Winegard® TV antenna Video switching system with antenna booster Pre-wired for satellite dish Low profile Kingdome® automatic stationary satellite dish Combination washer/dryer (1) dual directional roll-out compartment storage tray Second dual directional roll-out compartment storage tray Basement refrigerator/freezer 12V/120V on slide-out tracks U-Line® ice maker 40G only Central vacuum system with (3) ports FURNITURE Kustom Fit® soft touch OptimaLeather® monogrammed 6-way power driver and passenger recliner seats with swivel base and power passenger footrest Kustom Fit® Hide-A-Bed® fabric sleeper sofa with air mattress Kustom Fit® Hide-A-Bed® soft touch OptimaLeather® sleeper sofa with air mattress Kustom Fit® soft touch OptimaLeather® dual recliner sofa 40F only Kustom Fit® freestanding soft touch OptimaLeather® swivel Euro-recliner chair with ottoman 40G only INTERIORS Throughout Coach Maple paneling and doors Cherry paneling and doors Walnut paneling and doors Solid wood raised panel cabinet doors and solid wood face framing Deluxe overhead storage doors with telestrut hardware; positive catches on all other doors Drawers with ball bearing roller guide design with full extension galley and pantry guides Decorative wall mirrors Decorative pictures Dual lavy sinks Cockpit Floormats Ceramic tile flooring at front entry Living Area Plush carpet with deluxe pad Day/night shades with designer valances Dining table/cabinet with built-in table extension, two high-back wooden chairs and two wooden folding chairs Booth dinette with Corian® table top and slide-out storage drawers Designer hutch with Corian® counter top and decorative color coordinated edge Kitchen Area Corian® kitchen countertop with decorative color coordinated edge and Corian® sink covers Stainless steel under-mount kitchen sink Wastebasket Silverware organizer tray Ceramic tile galley backsplash with decorative inlaid tile accents Ceramic tile flooring Venetian blind and valance Bath Area Ceramic tile flooring Corian® surface lavy top with decorative color coordinated edge Solid wood raised panel cabinet doors and solid wood face framing Insulated skylight in shower Towel bars and towel rings Medicine cabinet Magazine rack Window, valance and blind in the private toilet room Bedroom Area Plush carpet with deluxe pad Black-out shades with designer valances Solid wood raised panel cabinet doors and solid wood face framing "Sandpiper Deluxe" residential-style innerspring pillow top queen size mattress (60"x80") Slide-out queen bed Bedspread, pillows and shams Corian® nightstand tops with decorative color coordinated edge Cedar lining in wardrobe cabinet Rear wardrobe with mirrored sliding doors Corian® topped dresser with drawers and laundry hamper Hardwood louvered washer/dryer doors below TV ELECTRICAL SYSTEM & LIGHTING 50 Amp 120/240V distribution panel 50 Amp shore power cord with electric reel located in rear of coach 12V push button circuit breaker distribution panel 40 watt solar panel with LED indicator Onan® 8.0 kW Quiet Diesel generator 2,000 watt inverter/converter with remote control panel (4) 6V deep cycle house batteries (2) 1900 CCA 12V maintenance-free chassis batteries Systems monitor panel with built-in volt meter Battery disconnect switch Porch light 120V patio receptacle and telephone jack Three water pump switches (kitchen, bath and service station) Decorative overhead dining light fixture Decorative overhead bedroom light fixtures Cosmetic light in bathroom Stylish designer decorative light fixtures in living area Courtesy light at entry-door switch panel Fluorescent lights in ceiling with wall mounted switches Fixed spotlights in slideout overhead on dimmer switches Lights in exterior storage compartments PLUMBING & LPG SYSTEMS Coach Exterior Heated and insulated holding and water tanks Manual dump valves Pressurized water fill with regulator On demand water system and water pump Water heater bypass valve Winterization antifreeze inlet to pump Holding tank rinsing system (black tank only) Outside shower City water hose reel (manual) Kitchen Area Water filter/faucet in kitchen Single lever faucet with detachable gooseneck sprayer Bathroom Area Porcelain toilet with hand sprayer Designer glass shower enclosure One piece neo-angled fiberglass shower with seat Single lever stainless steel faucet Pre-plumbed for washer/dryer 10 gallon, quick-recovery water heater with direct spark ignition (gas/electric) SAFETY FEATURES Fire extinguisher Deadbolt lock on entrance door Keyless entry with keypad and remotes 120V GFI protected circuits (kitchen, bath and exterior) Smoke, carbon monoxide (CO) and LPG detectors Driver and passenger three point seatbelts Emergency exit window Interior assist handle Deluxe acrylic exterior assist handle WINDOWS, DOORS & AWNINGS Insulated and tinted dual pane windows Power double entrance step with light and anti-skid surface Entrance door with clear glass, shade and screen door Tinted skylight in bathroom Ventilated windows on sides of slide-out rooms (lounge and bedroom slides only) Electric patio awning with metal cover Electric (110V) deluxe box awning Electric entry door awning Slide-out topper awnings Living room and bedroom window awning package Protective 3M® film mask CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEMS Coleman® 2-ton high efficiency basement mounted air conditioner and heat pump with ceiling ducts Dual 20,000 BTU furnaces 12V roof exhaust fan in bathroom Ceiling fan in bedroom 12V Fan-Tastic® Vent with wall thermostat and rain sensor in living area 12V Fan-Tastic® Vent multi-speed fan with rain sensor in bathroom Dash automotive heating and air conditioner system with defroster SPARTAN® MOUNTAIN MASTER GT CHASSIS Raised rail chassis design Independent Front Suspension 12R x 22.5 (H) radial tires Polished Aluminum alloy wheels (4) with (2) inner rear dual steel wheels Full air brakes with ABS Full air suspension system with electric air dump 4.88:1 drive axle ratio 150 gallon fuel capacity with dual fills Adjustable driver pedals 15,000 lb. hitch receiver with skid bar and seven pin electrical connector Leece-Neville® 160 amp alternator 3 years/50,000 miles chassis warranty CUMMINS® ISL ENGINE 8.9 liter electronic turbocharged diesel engine 400 peak HP @ 2,200 RPM 1,200 lb./ft. peak torque @ 1,300 RPM 2-stage engine compression brake 5 years/100,000 miles engine warranty ALLISON® MH3000 TRANSMISSION 6 speed automatic transmission Touch pad electronic shifter with digital display 5 years/200,000 miles transmission warranty CATEGORIES VIEW ALL EXTERIOR & COACH BODY CONSTRUCTION COCKPIT FEATURES APPLIANCES & ACCESSORIES FURNITURE INTERIORS ELECTRICAL SYSTEM & LIGHTING PLUMBING & LPG SYSTEMS WINDOWS, DOORS & AWNINGS CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEMS SAFETY FEATURES SPARTAN® MOUNTAIN MASTER GT CHASSIS CUMMINS® ISL ENGINE ALLISON® MH3000 TRANSMISSION NOTE: Due to continuing product improvements, specifications and equipment are subject to change without notice. Weights stated are based on a typical build of standard and optional equipment, but some variance in weights from coach to coach is normal and to be expected. Please consider these factors BEFORE you buy. Islander RV/Motorhome: Overview | Features | Photo Gallery | Floorplans | Weights | Exteriors 2005 National R.V., Inc. All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions | Statement of Privacy | Site Map | Contact Us

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Motor Homing in Europe Web TransitionsAbroad.com Home Work Study Travel Living As seen in Transitions Abroad Magazine November/December 2004 Related Topics Camping Abroad Budget Travel Related Articles An RV in Europe Car Camping Through Europe Off-Beat Camping in Europe Motor Homing in Europe The Best Way to Meet Your European Neighbors By Steve Hunt A young camper savors Florence's delights from the backdoor of her family's motor home. Recently, I completed an 8-month trip across Europe by motor home. As a former tour operator, I’ve traveled just about every way imaginable. I found motor homing hard to beat. You pack once; you travel where you want when you want; you have no worries about where the next hotel room will be, and you have to try hard not to meet people. If you’re traveling to Europe on a short 2-or-3-week vacation, a motor home may not be ideal. Some wrong turns on unfamiliar roadways, and this can cause problems for people on a tight schedule. But for a family exploring Europe for the summer or a retired couple with plenty of time, it’s ideal. So why didn’t I meet more Americans in Europe’s 8,000 campgrounds? First, let’s look at the basics. There are three ways to acquire your camping van or motor home: rent, lease, or buy. The least expensive way to go on a long trip is to buy. You may want to buy from an outfit that will guarantee to buy back your rig at the end of the trip. For optimum savings, consider a good used motor home with low mileage. I contacted an outfit in Amsterdam recommended to me by an experienced RVer and made my arrangements over the phone. When I arrived, my camper was ready and waiting. I even shipped several cartons of supplies in advance and they were stored in the motor home until I arrived. There are some technicalities regarding insurance and registration, but these are handled by the outfit that sells you your camper. I met a number of Americans traveling in Europe who had considered motor homing but decided against it because they were afraid of being stuck with the motor home at the end of their trip. The buy-back program resolves this dilemma. Many companies will agree to sell your camper on consignment at the end of your trip, but I found most people wanted the security of a guaranteed buy-back. Buy-backs vary but usually average around 65 percent of the purchase price. Needless to say, the longer you travel, the cheaper the cost per day. Reasonable used motor homes and camper-vans ideal for touring Europe range between $13,000 and $35,000 depending on size, year, and condition. Europeans love to camp and there are campgrounds just about everywhere. They range from complete destination resorts with swimming pools, tennis, entertainment, bars, restaurants, and grocery stores on premises to more rustic campgrounds with few extras. Almost all campgrounds have basic necessities such as bathrooms, showers, dishwashing facilities, electric hook-ups, and chemical toilets for waste. Many people find a central location they like and take day trips using the campground as a base until they move on. Costs If you take the cost of your camper (minus buy-back or anticipated resale price) insurance, registration, campground fees, and gas you can get a good idea of your costs. My costs over 245 days, traveling an estimated 16,500 kilometers, were 1,678 euros for gas, 1,452 euros for insurance, and 932 euros for registration. Campgrounds averaged 15 euros per night for one person, electric hook-up, and camper. Add five to eight euros per additional adult and three to four per child. My low was eight euros and my high 28. Some people save money by free camping (camping in truck stops, beaches, and along the road) but I did so only in an emergency and don’t recommend it as a standard practice. Besides, you miss one of the big advantages of camping Europe. When you’re in a campground, it’s hard not to socialize and meet people. Fellow campers will be intrigued by the fact that you’re an American camping through Europe. I can’t count the number of times I was invited over for a glass of wine and conversation. And if you are traveling with kids, you’ll be amazed how they communicate through body and sign language as if talking really didn’t matter. Another way to add meaning to your trip is to allot some time for visiting with a local family. Servas , an organization of international hosts in over 100 countries, will provide you with host lists for the countries you request. The normal routine is to spend two nights at the home of a host family, usually including dinner. The objective is to learn about each other’s way of life and exchange ideas. Some hosts will give you a tour of the local area and all can provide useful information. Dine with the Danes, a more commercial venture, provides a dinner-only exchange in Denmark for a fee. Servas charges nothing except for a membership fee, but the usual procedure is to thank your host with a small gift or bottle of wine. Finding space in campgrounds is a lot easier than finding space in hotels (although at popular vacation destinations in July and August, it’s helpful to call ahead and reserve a spot). Not all campgrounds take reservations, so if the area campgrounds are crowded the best bet is to arrive early. I never made a reservation during my eight months of travel and was only turned away twice because a campground was full. In both cases, I got a spot at a neighboring site. I also tried to arrange my itinerary so I avoided crowded vacation destinations during the summer. Preparation A good campground guide is essential for locating places where you want to stay. Another essential item to get before you leave is an International Camping Carnet card. This provides admittance to most campgrounds (in some cases at reduced rates) and is held by the campground instead of your passport. Don’t leave home without it. (See the Camping Tips sidebar for a listing of good books on camping in Europe and other services and suggestions. Proper planning is the best insurance for a smooth travel experience.) Camping Tips and Resources Propane Tanks: Your camper will undoubtedly come with one full propane tank (used for refrigerator, hot water, and sometimes heater) and possibly a small reserve "camper" tank. If you’re traveling for more than two months, get a second full tank from your camper outfit. This gives you plenty of time to get your empty tank replaced when it runs out at the most inopportune time. Electric Heater: Get a small electric heater in Europe. It saves on propane during chilly nights and you just plug in at the campground. GPS: I never used one but the new camping books are coming out with GPS readings. Hand-held ($250) or dash mounted ($1,000 and up). If you’re into gadgets, you might enjoy one. Satellite TV: If you’re on a long trip this is a great way to keep in touch with what’s going on via CNN, BBC, etc. Many campers have them. Money: ATM cash machines are the easiest and least expensive way to obtain cash in Europe and are everywhere in Western Europe. Books: David Shore and Patty Campbell, Europe by Van and Motorhome (Odyssey Press, 2001). Basic how-to guide to RVing through Europe more than a listing of campgrounds. Good tips on a successful trip. Order direct at 760-723-6184 or shorecam@aol.com , www.roadtripeurope.com . $16.95. Mike and Terri Church, Traveler’s Guide to European Camping (Rolling Homes Press, 1999). Picks best campgrounds in popular spots. My guide for much of my trip. Indispensible. Updated edition may be out by now. Order direct from publishers at 1-888-265-6555 or at www.rollinghomes.com . $19.95. Carol Mickelsen, Camping Europe (Carousel Press, 2001). Similar to Church book. Order at www.caarousel-press.com , Amazon.com, or local book store. $19.95. The Caravan Club, Caravan Europe (The Caravan Club Ltd., 2003) Two-volume edition is the most comprehensive printed listing of European campgrounds available. Separate volume for U.K. campgrounds. Also sells a membership card for U.K. campgrounds similar to the Camping Carnet card listed below. Order from club at Dept. DC, Freepost, E. Grinstead, W. Sussex, RH19 1ZB, U.K.; Tel. 011-44-1342-318813, fax 011-44-1342-410258; www.caravanclub.co.uk . £9 English pounds per volume. Membership card £27 pounds. ACSI Camping CD-Rom 2003: If CD-Roms are more your thing, this one in seven languages and complete with search engines and pictures lists 8,000 campgrounds in 24 countries. Order from ACSI Publishing BV, Postbus 34, 6670 AA Zetten, The Netherlands, Tel. 011-31-488-452055, fax 011-31-488-454210; www.acsi-gids.com , info@acsi-gids.com . 15 euros. International Camping Carnet Card: Order from Family Campers & RVers, 4804 Transit Road, Bld. 2, Depew, N.Y. 14043-4704; 716-668-6242; 800-235-9755. $35. US Servas, Inc.: 11 John St., Room 505, New York, N.Y. 10038; Tel. 212-267-0252, fax 212-267-0292, info@usservas.org ; www.usservas.org . Membership $65. Dine With the Danes: Contact: Anette Haargaaard, Smallegade 20A, 2000 Frederiksberk, Denmark, Tel. 011-45-26-85-39-61, fax 011-45-38-19-39-64. www.dinewiththedanes.dk . Dkk350. Braitman & Woudenberg: P.O. Box 1891, 1000 BW, Amsterdam, Netherlands; Tel. 011-31-20-6221168, fax 011-31-20-6203855, www.bwcampers.com , info@bwcampers.com . Dependable camper sales with buy-back and support while traveling. Bilbo’s Trading Co.: Eastbourne Rd., South Godstone, Surrey RH9 8JQ, U.K.; Tel. 011-44-1342-892499, fax 01-44-1342-893793; www.bilbos.com . Buy-backs available. Brownhills Leisure World , A1/A46 Junction, Newark, Nottinghamshire, UK. T +44-1636-704201. Sales@brownhills.co.uk , www.brownhills.co.uk . Buy-backs available. Rutenkolk Caravaning: Friedberger Landstrasse 434, D-60389 Frankfurt, Germany; Tel. 011-49-69-9474090, fax 011-49-69-94740969, info@rutenkolk.de , www.rutenkolk.de . Buy-backs available. STEVE HUNT is a professional tour operator who has traveled extensively. He is currently touring Europe by motor home. Contact him at whall237@yahoo.com . Web TransitionsAbroad.com Home Work Study Travel Living Disclaimer ©Transitions Abroad

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96th Air Base Wing Civil Engineer Group BAYOU VILLAGE INFOrmation Home Meeting Minutes Briefings Hot Topics -- FAQs Points of Contact Future of the Eglin AFB Mobile Home Park, Bayou Village This web site will provide the public with up-to-date information regarding the close of Bayou Village Mobile Home Park. Meeting transcripts, presentations, and other items related to the closure will be added as they become available. We plan to close the Bayou Village Mobile Home Park on 30 June 2008. The following three factors influenced our plan: The utility infrastructure systems (water, sewer and electrical) that serve the area need major upgrades to guarantee continuity of service. These systems require significant financial investment to bring them up to standards. As a result of the recent tropical storm activities, the state of Florida has issued new Flood Plain mappings. Approximately 20% of Bayou Village is within the 100-year flood plain. This re-designation has already been included on the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) dated 5 December 2002. All military family housing operations on Eglin AFB will be privatized within the next 2-4 years. The trailer park is not included in the privatization initiative, and the ability of the Eglin Housing Office to manage the trailer park will be severely limited. We have set 5 years as the closing period to allow park residents time to find a new location for their mobile home. In the interim, no new mobile homes will be authorized to move into Bayou Village. At this time, we will continue to allow occupants to sell in place; however, all incoming occupants will be advised of our future closure plans, and the Housing Office staff has been instructed to provide written notification to any prospective buyers. Read the Memorandum to Bayou Village Residents (PDF Format) Eglin Home | Privacy & Security Notice | Contact this site's Webmaster | Search | Air Force Link Last Updated: 28-Feb-2005