Wondering where others are taking used anti-freeze and brake fluid to properly dispose of it. Doing a bit of spring cleaning and am having a bit of a time at trying to figure out what to do with this old stuff .
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Walker 1968 Series IIA-"Ronnie" 88" SW, 2.25L Petrol, LHD
The dump in a nearby town has a toxic waste day. I bring alot of this stuff to those events, and it's free. If you have a recycling center at your town dump, you might try them. If no luck, I'd expect a local shop will take it for you for a small fee, they've got their own to take care of, and the days of dumping it out back are hopefully long gone.
The dump in a nearby town has a toxic waste day. I bring alot of this stuff to those events, and it's free. If you have a recycling center at your town dump, you might try them.
I second the dump/recycling center route. My county recycling service has a dedicated hazardous waste center and other towns around me do a free hazmat recycling day. I'm very fortunate that my hazmat center is free year-round because I'm a county resident.
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