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Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)
Accepted Waste Products at Boulder County's Household Hazardous Waste Facility
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Abrasive cleaners
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Aerosols
- Ammonia-based cleaners
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Batteries (household) Note: most alkaline and zinc carbon batteries can be
safely disposed of with household trash. See
Fact Sheet #1 for more
information.
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Bleach cleaners
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Cooking oil
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Degreasers
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Deodorizers
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Disinfectants
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Floor cleaners & wax
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Fluorescent lamp ballasts (unless states no PCB's)
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Fluorescent tubes and compact fluorescent bulbs
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Furniture polishers
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Laundry products
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Moth balls
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Mercury switches
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Mercury thermometers
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Oven cleaners
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Pool chemicals
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Rug & upholstery cleaners
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Rust & spot removers
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Silver cleaners
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Toilet & drain cleaner
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Fertilizers
- Fungicides
- Herbicides
- Insecticides
- Pesticides
- Roach & ant killers
- Rodent poisons
- Soil fumigants
- Weed killers
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Antifreeze
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Auto body filler
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Batteries (auto and motorcycle)
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Brake fluid
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Car cleaners
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Car waxes and chrome polish
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Carburetor cleaner
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Diesel fuel
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Engine degreaser
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Gasoline, kerosene or lamp oil
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Radiator flushes
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Transmission fluid
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Used or unused motor oil
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Caulks, glues and cements
- Chemistry sets
- Flea powder & collars
- Flea sprays & shampoo
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Lacquers & stains
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Latex (water-based) paint Note: Alternatively, latex paint can be dried
out and disposed of with regular trash. See
Fact Sheet #2 for more
information.
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Mineral spirits
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Model airplane paints
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Oil-based (alkyd) paints
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Paint remover & stripper
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Paint thinners & turpentine
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Photographic chemicals & solutions
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Propane tanks (camping size only)
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Resins, fiberglass and epoxy
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Rubber cement thinner
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Rust proofing products
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Varnishes
- Wood preservatives
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