Household hazmat disposal?

[dtw]

Went through the garage again tonight throwing things away as my 911 restoration nears an end and I prepare to refinish the garage. I accumulated quite a box of nasty stuff, including:

-Half a gallon of dirty muriatic acid from a gas tank restoration
-A dozen half-empty spray paint cans
-Half a can of old brake fluid
-Dirty paint thinner
-A damaged and 99% full bottle of MAPP gas
-Antifreeze

There's no way I can just toss this stuff in the garbage can. Any ideas where I can take this stuff? The MAPP canister is of particular concern.

[dd74]

Call Raleigh City Hall. I'm sure they'd have some ideas...

[VINMAN]

Have any neighbors you don't like??

[Victor]

Toilet.

Let the dolphins and surfers deal with it.

[dtw]

Guess I could pour it all in a big bucket and throw a match on it and run like hell...

[David]

The city of houston has a central haz waste drop off, I would imagine most other cities do to.

[VINMAN]

Originally posted by 125shifter
The city of houston has a central haz waste drop off, I would imagine most other cities do to.

Here in Monmouth County NJ. there have a Household Hazardous waste facility. You have to make an appointment to bring stuff there. They are only open from Tue to Fri. from 8:30 to 4:00, and you usually have to wait two months to get an appointment.

And they wonder why people toss stuff down the sewer?

[dtw]

I checked the City of Raleigh web site, sure enough they have two central disposal locations.

Each is open for 8 hours, one Saturday each month.

F'ing great.