Sharps Container #3

After hearing feedback from Corporate, we added a giant blaring "Sharps! Sharps here" sign on the label.

I don't understand why we need that sign. The container clearly says "DISPOSE OF USED OR BROKEN BLADES HERE."

Objection 1: I can't see what the label says from across the room!
Solution 1a: Walk to the can. You'll need to be within arm's length to use it anyways.
Solution 1b: Be aware of your workspace. If you're going to be using a sharp, you should know where this container is.

Objection 2: It doesn't say sharps! I might accidentally put some radioactive material in it!
Solution 2a: Why are you working with radioactive material in this lab?
Solution 2b: Blades = sharps.
Solution 2c: If you don't know what sort of container to put radioactive material in, I'll give you a hint: it's not a tin can.

Objection 3: The lid might come off, or if I take the lid off I might lose it.
Solution 3a: Fair point. We looked at several other options. We tried a piece of cardboard with a duct tape hinge, but it wasn't secure enough. The best option I saw was a manufactured cover:

House of Cans, Inc.

Unfortunately we didn't have time to order this cover, but I think it's a good idea.