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Lebanon County Household Hazardous Waste
Collections are scheduled after a minimum of 20 participants have registered for a pickup. This could take 4-6 weeks.
Please review acceptable and unacceptable items before submitting a request at the bottom of the page
After you fill out his form and pay a co-payment, you will be sent a confirmation email with additional information concerning the pickup date.
Accepted Items
The location of the bag MUST be visible from the street on the scheduled pickup day.
Household Chemicals
Ammonia, cleaning compounds, bleach, floor stripper, drain cleaner, rust remover, carpet/upholstery cleaner, tile/shower cleaner, and more
Automotive Products
Antifreeze, motor oil, oil filters, fluids, polish, waxes, vehicle batteries, upholstery cleaners, and more
Paint Products
Oil-based paint, latex paint, spray paint, artist paint, wood preservative, stain, caulk, sealer and more. Limit 10 Gallons.
Batteries
Batteries of various sizes: AA, AAA, C, D and rechargeable
Garden Chemicals
Herbicide, insect spray/ insecticide, fertilizer, pesticide, and more
Fluorescent Light Bulbs
Compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) and straight fluorescent tubes
Thermometers and thermostats
Numerous items that contain mercury. Please ensure any mercury containing products are in an air tight container that keep the product safe during transportation.
Flammable Items
Kerosene, gasoline, solvents and more
Swimming Pool Chemicals
Pool acid, stabilizer, chlorine The Only Items Allowed to be OUTSIDE of the Bag:
Vehicle Batteries
Fluorescent Bulbs
Fluorescent Tubes (CFLs in their original sheath or taped together)
Items Not Accepted Through This Service
Smoke detectors
Asbestos
Biological Waste
Medicines and prescriptions
Sharps, syringes, needles and lancets
Ammunition and explosives
Fireworks
Aeriel Flares
Compressed Gas cylinders (Ask for exceptions)
Business supplies
Unknown or unlabeled materials
Trash, including bulky items and furniture
Incandescent light bulbs
Appliances: washing machines, vacuums, tools, or refrigerators
Tires
Radioactive items
Containers over 5 gallons
Leaking or empty containers
Lamp fixtures
Construction related materials
Items improperly packaged for transportation
Frequently Asked Questions
After we schedule a home collection appointment, a collection kit is mailed to your home. Providing you the necessary time for the kit to be mailed to you and giving you time to gather eligible materials and properly package them for collection. Our goal is to collect all of your eligible unwanted items in one appointment. The routes are based upon demand, so collection dates will vary.
On the assigned collection date, our Technicians will arrive anytime between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to collect the materials. You are not required to be present during the collection.
Our Technicians do not ring bells or contact the resident when they arrive at your home. They are not allowed to enter homes, garages, basements, backyards, or sheds. You are not required to be present during the collection.
Place your materials outside your home, near your front door or garage area at ground level. They must be within clear site of the Technician when he/she pulls up to your home. Materials cannot be inside of a home, garage, shed, basement, behind a locked gate, or in the backyard. Don’t place your materials near the curb, in the street or alleyway.
Our Technicians have no relationship with regular trash trucks. Check the instruction sheet for your scheduled collection date. Do not place your items near your trash can on trash day.
No. In order to best service your area, this is a home collection program. We come to you! There is no need to drop off your items.
A collection kit, with the containment bag, will be sent to you after you schedule your appointment date.
Many items can be repurposed, there are a wide variety of resources available for suggestions. Go to your community’s website or the Environmental Protection Agency. For example, excess bleach has many potential uses.