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BIOHAZARDOUS SHARPS
Biohazardous sharps are objects such as needles that are contaminated with biological material (Note: all unidentified needles should be treated as contaminated, even if they appear to be clean or new).

For example, if you find a needle on your property, you should always consider it to be a biohazard. This is also true of objects such as scalpels, as well as objects made of glass, such as microscopic slides, broken test tubes, and the like. The danger of these is that the sharp object may puncture the skin, and thereby cause the hazardous material to enter into your body.

Biohazardous sharps must be placed in a rigid and restricted container (to prevent it from falling out or someone from sticking their hands in).

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LIQUID BIOHAZARDOUS WASTE
The most common type of liquid biohazardous waste is bloody and other bodily fluids from humans and animals. Because of the way that fluids leak and seep, these cannot simply be moved and stored – instead, the area they come into contact with will need to be treated with disinfectant and other chemicals.

Depending on the extent of the leakage and the items that it has come into contact with (a hard floor vs. a carpet, for example), you may be able to use household bleach as an adequate disinfectant. Otherwise, you may need a more industrial chemical disinfectant (and therefore professionals to make sure the usage is safe).
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