Adhesives are typically considered a hazardous material and banned from Vermont landfills. Dried, hardened adhesive residue (not a product anymore—typically residential) → household trash is acceptable for disposal. Any adhesive still in a container-typically commercial adhesives (even dried out partially) → HHW in Vermont. All other hazardous materials must be brought to our Hazardous Waste […]
A-Z Disposal Guide
Wondering what to do with?… Search our handy A-Z Disposal Guide to find out how to properly dispose of (or recycle) most common household items.
Paint Collection Program
FREE Year-round Paint Collection – NO ACCESS STICKER OR DAY PASS REQUIRED Limit: 10 cans per visit, no larger than 5 gallon pails accepted Please don’t bring us empty or hardened paint containers, they would be considered trash! The following paint products are accepted during normal business hours: Latex Paints Oil Based paints Architectural paints […]
Mercury-containing Devices
DON’T TRASH MERCURY! Mercury containing devices are banned from municipal solid waste disposal. Awareness of the problems with mercury (Hg) has increased greatly thanks to the statewide thermometer exchange program and other initiatives. Items you might have around your home that may contain mercury include: thermometers with silver liquid; thermostats; gas-fired appliances; fluorescent light bulbs […]