The Philadelphia Streets Department is hosting its next Hazardous Waste dropoff next weekend. However, you have to pre-register for a timeslot due to COVID-19 protocols.
Next Saturday, May 15th, the drop-off event will be at 4800 Parkside Avenue from 9 AM to 3 PM. Items include everything from paint-related materials, cleaning and automotive products, flammable materials and more. Read the full list on the Streets Department website.
| MANAGEMENT METHOD | PERCENTAGE | HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CLASS |
|---|---|---|
| Fuels Blending | 30% | Flammables, Solvent Based Paints, Aerosol cans |
| Recycling | 20% | Used Oil, Antifreeze, Solvent Based Paint, Cylinders, Lead Acid Bat |
| Wastewater Treatment | 3% | Acids, Bases, and Oxidizers |
| Solidification and Landfilling | 20% | Latex Paint |
| Hazardous Waste Incineration | 2% | Pesticides and any Acute Hazardous Materials |
| Landfill as Residual Waste | 25% | Non-Regulated Materials and Household Batteries |
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