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Household Hazardous Waste

It is illegal to dispose of toxic or hazardous products in your garbage or recycling carts. It is also illegal to pour them down the drain or dump them on the ground.

The San Mateo county Household Hazardous Waste Program holds FREE drop off events at various locations through out the County for the proper disposal of toxic and hazardous products such as:

	Paints, varnishes, stains
	Solvents
	Pesticides, herbicides or poisons
	Pool chemicals

	Cleaning fluids
	Automotive fluids and filters
	Fertilizers
	Photo chemicals

County residents may call the County Household Hazardous Waste Program at 650.363.4718 to schedule the required appointment or register on line www.smhealth.org/hhw.

Drop-Off at Blue Line Transfer & Recycling Center
Residents of San Mateo County may drop off the following items at Blue Line Transfer & Recycling Center.

No appointment needed for the following materials..

Materials	Charges	Limit	Notes
Latex paint		10 gallons	Latex paint drop off Hours 8:00am - 4:00pm
Motor oil and oil filters	N/C	10 gallons
Antifreeze	N/C	-
Car batteries	N/C	-
Household batteries	Fee	-
Fluorescent Tubes and bulbs	Fee	-
Sharps Containers	N/C	-	Drop off hours Mon-Fri 7 AM - 2 PM Sat. 7 AM - 12 PM
Tires	$9 to $75	-	Rates based on size and rim
Cooking oil	$1 per gallon	-
Electronic items	$2.00 to $15.00	-
Televisions	$5.00	-
Computer monitors	$5.00	-
Appliances	-	-	Charged by weight

Curb Side Collection

Used Motor Oil
Pour used motor oil into a plastic bottle with screw-on lid (5-gallon limit) such as a detergent bottle or motor oil bottles. Place used motor oil containers alongside recycling cart.

	Used Oil Filters Place drained oil filter in sealed plastic bag and put in recycling cart under the BLUE lid and on TOP of the bottles and cans.
	Household Batteries and Cell Phones Wrap your cell phone in newspaper to protect it, then place it in a CLEAR SEALED plastic bag along with your household batteries. Place the sealed plastic bag INSIDE your blue recycling cart under the BLUE lid and on Top of the bottles and cans.

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