No, these materials are considered household hazardous waste. See the FAQ on Hazardous Waste for further information.

Used motor oil can be dropped off for recycling at any of the collection centers listed below. Call the County at (727) 464-4623 for more information. See similar questions...

If there is any possibility that a rupture of the tubing could contaminate the potable water, use non-toxic propylene glycol. If contamination is impossible, automotive type ethylene glycol may be used. See similar questions...

Anti-Oxidant - Reduces bulk oil oxidation which helps to prevent engine deposits, sludge, and high temperature thickening Detergents/Dispersants - Help maintain engine cleanliness by suspending sludge and wear particles in the oil, so that they can be rained out during oil change. See similar questions...

It is best to recycle antifreeze. Contact a local service station, antifreeze retailer or radiator shop to see if they will accept your antifreeze. See similar questions...

No. They are not necessary and can be harmful. AMSOIL Motor Oils are properly formulated under the strictest quality control to provide superior performance, and do not need any additional additives. Read this article. Top See similar questions...

Place next to your red glass recycling bin (your motor oil actually gets picked up by the glass recycling truck) The red bin serves as a signal to the truck driver. Even if you do not have glass in your bin, place your red bin at the curb so the driver stops to collect your oil. See similar questions...

Cypress residents can recycle used motor oil, at no charge, at the following certified used oil collection centers located within Cypress: Please call the above collection centers to verify hours of operation and quantities of used oil accepted. For the location of other used oil collection centers, statewide, please call the California Integrated Waste Management Board Hotline at (800) CLEAN UP. The City has a limited number of used oil containers available at no charge. See similar questions...

Yes; the city Service Department located at 35010 Bainbridge Road will accept clean used motor oil from Lorain County residents only during regular business hours, Monday through Friday from 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. See similar questions...

Individuals may contact the Division of Oil and Gas at (614) 265-6922 or the Division of Geological Survey at (614) 265-6576 to obtain information regarding any past or current drilling/production on or near their property or within their county. More detailed information would have to be obtained from professional consultants and individuals experienced in developing oil/gas resources in the private sector. See similar questions...

Contact the Division of Oil and Gas at (614) 265-6922 and request the RBDMS database. It requires a minimum of Windows 95, is driven by MS-ACCESS software and is available on CD-ROM for $15.00. It can be updated over the Internet. See similar questions...

Elsewhere on our Web site, you can check the list of publications for our county-based oil and gas reports, summary data and drilling statistics, counts of available well data, or counties at a glance. Or, contact our Oil and Gas Section geologists. Several public and academic libraries in West Virginia maintain some of our publications in their collections; check with your library for availability. See similar questions...

We accept used motor oil only for recycling. Do not mix with anything else, including other fuels, antifreeze, brake fluid, paint, paint thinners, cooking oils, solvents, debris or water. Store in a one gallon (or smaller) non-breakable container. Clean plastic milk jugs and pop bottles work great. Do not store in old bleach, detergent or antifreeze bottles. Please screw on threaded lids tightly and seal "pop top" style lids securely with duct tape. Mark container "Oil. See similar questions...

Yes. The program occurs on the 4th Saturday of each month from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at Berniece Bennett Park, 31800 Village Center Rd. Westlake Village. The program accepts oil filter, anti-freeze, latex paint and car batteries. The program cannot accept oil-base paints/stains, paint thinner, pesticides, household cleaners, aerosal cans, or unmarked cans. See similar questions...

East Brandywine Township has information on disposal of the above materials or you may call the Chester County Health Department at 610-344-5937. See similar questions...