Hazardous Wastes Accepted at the
HHW facility/Roundup Events
For the safety of you and your family, transport these products in sealed, non-leaking containers. Household hazardous waste can be dangerous if spilled or combined. Do not mix liquids or other chemicals.
New! Latex paint disposal policy change - latex paint no longer accepted effective June 28, 2009.
Bring:
- Aerosol spray cans
- Antifreeze
- Batteries (dry cell & lead acid)
- Bleach
- Brake fluid
- Chemistry sets
- Drain cleaner
- Fire extinguishers
- Floor wax
- Fluorescent tubes & compact fluorescent lightbulbs (CFL's)
- Fungicide
- Furniture polish
- Gasoline/diesel
- Glues
- Herbicides
- Insecticides
- Lamp ballasts
- Mercury
- Mildew removers
- Moth balls
- Motor oil
- Oil filters
- Oven cleaner
- Paint thinner
- Paint, varnish or stain (oil-base only)
- Photographic chemicals
- Pool chemicals
- Propane tanks (BBQ size or smaller)
- Rechargable batteries
- Rug & upholstery cleaners
- Shoe or silver polish
- Solvents
- Switches containing mercury
- Thermometers containing mercury
- Thermostats containing mercury
- Transmission fluid
- USB Battery backup
- Wood preservatives
Do not bring:
Other drop-off locations:
Limited quantities of certain hazards are accepted for recycling from households, free of charge, at Snohomish County transfer stations.
- Antifreeze -10 gallon limit
- Batteries (dry cell and lead acid)
- Fluorescent tubes and compact fluorescent bulbs-12 bulbs/tube limit
- Motor oil -10 gallon limit
- Oil filters
- Propane tanks (BBQ size or smaller)-3 per visit
Many retailers offer take back services for products they sell or handle. Please see our Take-It-Back program for more information, or call (425) 388-3425 for other recycling options for household hazardous waste.