• Acids and alkalis

• Aerosols

• Batteries (household)

• Engine coolants and glycols

• Fire extinguishers - non halon (red) only

• Flammables

• Flares

• Fluorescent lamps and tubes

• Gas cylinders (small household)

• Household chemicals (e.g. cleaners)

• Pesticides/herbicides

• Poisons/toxics

• Pool chemicals

• Smoke detectors

• Unknown chemicals (must be in sealed, chemical resistant containers).

Only domestic quantities, capped at 20kg/20L per material type will be accepted and only from households.

This program is supported by funding from the State Government through the Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Account, and administered by the Waste Authority.

• Always handle hazardous waste carefully and avoid direct contact

• Wear protective equipment where possible and wash hands after handling.

• Keep products in original containers where possible.

• Label materials that are not in their original container.

• Do not mix materials, they may react violently.

• Keep flammable products out of direct sunlight and away from sources of heat, sparks, flames or ignition.

• If container is damaged or leaking, place it within a larger container with a tightly fitting lid. Label outer container with contents.

• When transporting hazardous materials, ensure they are stored securely in a box or crate so they will not fall over and leak.

• Do not leave household hazardous waste in a hot car.