Paint cans, empty
Empty latex cans may be recycled in with metals – empty oil based cans should go in trash.
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Paint
PaintCare sites accept house paint and primers, stains, sealers, and clear coatings (e.g., shellac and varnish) but we do not accept aerosols (spray cans), solvents, and products intended for industrial or non-architectural use. The products we accept are referred to as “PaintCare Products” or “architectural paint” and they must be in containers that are no […]
Lead Paint Wood
Wood with lead paint is considered contaminated and needs to be disposed as a solid waste.
Lead Paint Chips
Lead paint chips that have been scraped off wood siding, windows, furniture, etc are consider Household hazardous waste, and should be brought to a HHW collection.
Leaf, Yard Debris & Clean Wood
As of July 1, 2016, leaf and yard debris are banned from disposal. Clean wood is also banned. What is Leaf & Yard Debris? Leaves, grass clippings, weeds, brush and other plant waste are all considered “leaf & yard debris”. Leaf & yard debris can be composted in your back yard or brought to any […]
Untreated Wood and Pallets
Make sure wood pallets and scrap wood are definitely untreated before reusing them. Reuse for stacking firewood off the ground. Untreated scrap wood may be used for small construction projects and burned in wood furnaces and wood stoves. The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources provides information about deconstruction as well. Contact reuse businesses specializing in […]
Plastic bags
We encourage you to reuse your plastic bags (garbage can liner or to keep used paint rollers in). Using reusable bags is highly recommended. Beginning July 2020, plastic bags will be banned from use at most retail stores. If you have plastic bags, that you want to recycle you can bring the following to most […]
Pallets
Many reuse and repurpose options www.pintrest.com. Offer them to neighbors through Front Porch Forum. If these are not feasible options, clean wood can be taken to the Stump Dump in Randolph and Northfield transfer stations for free. If they have been contaminated (painted or stained) they can be taken as waste for a fee at […]
Hazardous Product Containers
Never mix bits of leftover hazardous material. Don’t rinse out empty containers. If almost empty, bring to a HHW collection. In general, you can place empty HHW product containers, such as quart containers for oil and paint cans, the trash. If no more can be poured or used from the container – it is considered […]
Aerosols
Empty aerosol cans may be recycled. Aerosol cans that contained a hazardous material such as paint or pesticide and are empty should go in the trash. Those with any quantity in them should come to a household hazardous waste collection.