I take mine to Walmart, they will take up to 5 gallons/day. For those that don't have a Walmart with an Auto and tire repair, you can find your nearest recycle center at the following link. Just enter your zip.


Recycling Center Search - Earth911.com

What do recycling centers do with it?

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I use Firestone. They will recycle antifreeze as well. I've brought in 40 gallons of oil and they'll let me do my thing. Basically it's a shop run by teens who don't give a whole lot of ****s about anything which makes it easier. They'll even let me use the vacuum sucker thing to pump out the mobile units when I fill them up so they don't have to be involved.

NAPA has a big container in the back where I dump mine.

I've never been to a chain auto parts store that didn't take old oil and filters.

Run you a little drip line into a wood heater for the shop and you'll be warm all winter.

Sea Speed said:

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I've never been to a chain auto parts store that didn't take old oil and filters.

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Everywhere I've been to lately wont take the filter, they tell me to toss it in their dumpster.

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Isn't this just like the water cycle? Comes from underground. Goes back underground.

BrazosDog02 said:

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I use Firestone. They will recycle antifreeze as well. I've brought in 40 gallons of oil and they'll let me do my thing. Basically it's a shop run by teens who don't give a whole lot of ****s about anything which makes it easier. They'll even let me use the vacuum sucker thing to pump out the mobile units when I fill them up so they don't have to be involved.

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Where is this?? I'm interested

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I use Firestone. They will recycle antifreeze as well.

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We used to collect 500 gallons at a time on the farm, and a recycling company would come pick it up.

Getting a little water in the tank was acceptable, but they claimed they would reject a load of oil that has antifreeze in it.

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BrazosDog02 said:

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I use Firestone. They will recycle antifreeze as well. I've brought in 40 gallons of oil and they'll let me do my thing. Basically it's a shop run by teens who don't give a whole lot of ****s about anything which makes it easier. They'll even let me use the vacuum sucker thing to pump out the mobile units when I fill them up so they don't have to be involved.

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Where is this?? I'm interested

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I think all Firestone's will do it. They have two bins, one for oil and one for antifreeze. Just give them a call and ask. Maybe it's dependent on the management. Wal mart also does it but they require notes and estimates on how much you are recycling. I had to recycle some tractor hydraulic fluid that got water in it and was 20 years old. It basically came out as a semi solid milkshake. I felt bad and offered to pay for the little foam mat thing but they didn't give a single crap about it.