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How to Get Rid of Radioactive Waste - Probably Stolen Guide - IGN

Radioactive Waste is a hazardous material that you can come across in Probably Stolen. There's a chance you might pick it up from the dumping ground, or

· 313 words· updated October 29, 2026 at 02:51 PM

Radioactive Waste is a hazardous material that you can come across in Probably Stolen . There's a chance you might pick it up from the dumping ground, or customers could stop by to sell it to you, as they don't want to buy it to dispose of it. Regardless of how you get it, getting rid of it can be a hassle, and knowing what to do with it can be challenging, as no one explains it to you. Here's what you need to know about how to get rid of Radioactive Waste in Probably Stolen.

Radioactive Waste is special. Unlike other trash items, throwing it into your garbage can behind the counter won't get rid of it.

Instead, you need to bring it with you to the dumping ground and toss it there. To do this, place it inside a bag large enough to carry it, like a kid's backpack. Then, bring that backpack with you when you go out at night.

When you're at the Dumping Ground, remove the Radioactive Waste from the backpack and leave it on the ground. You can still proceed to attempt to scavenge for other materials when you're there, hopefully bringing something worthwhile back to you at the shop.

The real trick is making sure that you do this every few nights if someone has sold you Radioactive Waste. The only time you won't be able to do this is if you've suffered an injury. It does remove one customer from your expected queue, as you have to open up later in the day, but it's worth it to manage your shop's inventory.

Also, if you can't dedicate time to visit the Dumping Ground, keeping the Radioactive Waste in your shopkeeper's trash bin is an idea. The janitorial service won't take it away in the morning, but at least it won't take up your inventory space!

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