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Hazardous Waste & Oil RecyclingToxic household materials like motor oil and oil filters, anti-freeze, paints, solvents, cleaners and old batteries are too hazardous to throw in the trash. Once in a landfill, they can contaminate ground water and pollute our creeks, channels, bays and the ocean. Take your unwanted household hazardous waste to one of Orange County's four convenient collection centers. You can also recycle used motor oil and oil filters at one of the many certified collection centers throughout the City, including most auto parts stores and gas stations. DISPOSAL OF HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE Orange County has one of the most extensive and efficient household hazardous waste collection programs in Southern California. With four permanent collection facilities open five days a week, including Saturdays, and offering fast drive-up and drop-off service, a quick and convenient way to safely dispose of your household hazardous waste is right around the corner. Just follow these directions:
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COLLECTION LOCATIONS The following locations are open Tuesday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., except for rainy days and major holidays, including 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day. For more information, call (714) 834-6752. Anaheim: Stop and Swap Location The Stop and Swap is a unique and free program that allows you to drop off household, yard, and car care products you no longer need and pick up others you can use. Huntington Beach: Rainbow Recycling and Disposal Irvine: Stop and Swap Location San Juan Capistrano: Prima Descha Landfill For more information about Orange County's landfills and household hazardous waste collection programs, see O.C. Integrated Waste Management Department. USED OIL RECYCLING You can recycle used motor oil and oil filters at one of the many certified collection centers throughout the City, including most auto parts stores and gas stations. At the California Integrated Waste Management Board's web site, you can get a list of used oil collection centers in your city just by entering your zip code. For more information, call the City of Newport Beach's Water Quality Division at (949) 644-3215. |
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