Hazardous material can be destructive to the environment and potentially harmful to human health. These materials may be in the form of liquids, solids, contained gases or sludge. They frequently include discarded commercial products such as cleaning fluids, pesticides, batteries or light bulbs.

Proper disposal should be taken seriously. Hazardous material should never be thrown out or poured down the drain. In both cases, they end up in landfills or various water sources. The toxic materials can then damage the environment and affect the health of people, plants and animals nearby.

The environmental impact alone is reason enough to do your part in preventing these materials from entering the landfill. But in addition to being the right thing to do, properly disposing of hazardous materials is the law in many areas. Failure to dispose of these materials could result in fines and penalties.

The most common method of disposal is recycling. We provide specialized recycling kits that help you dispose of hazardous materials such as mercury filled light bulbs and batteries, as well as, computer and electronic parts.