[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

OP here, after making several phone calls the end result is that you can only dispose of chemicals 3 times a year. Other than that you’re F’d. I even asked where I could take them and pay to dispose of them. Nothing! I have a metal gallon can of lacquer thinner that is leaking.

You should be able to buy an empty metal gallon can from ACE, Lowes or Home depot. Transfer the contents from the leaking container, and properly label the new container, then you should be able to hold for proper disposal.

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

You should be able to buy an empty metal gallon can from ACE, Lowes or Home depot. Transfer the contents from the leaking container, and properly label the new container, then you should be able to hold for proper disposal.

Good idea, before I down sized I would have had a container that I could have used, but I got rid of most everything I could have used.

Originally Posted by bark4me

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[merrymini]

Proper Disposal of these chemicals is good for the environment. Get the right information and bring it to them. You have probably had this stuff for a long time so holding it for the proper disposal dates should not be a big deal.