[Summit] How do I throw away paint cans?

[George Schietinger]

Repurposing is good. But If you want to dispose them this is the way. Laytex
paint can be through in your trash after you remove the lid and let it dry
out. You can speed up this process by paying paint harder at any paint or
hardware store: this will harden the paint. A mix of kitty litter and fast
drying cement also works. Hardener is not cheap $4.00 for 2/3 of a gallon of
paint. The oil based paint must be taken to the Eco depot at the Johnston
land fill. Call waste management they will connect you to the eco depot. The
Eco Depot  will send to a bill of lading where you list all the hazardous
waste on it. They give you a Saturday appointment time and you go to
Johnston to the Eco Depot, at the land fill and they take all your hazardous
waste out of your car without you leaving the driver seat.. You can not
recycle the old paint cans. You taxes at work
George

On 4/3/11 8:32 AM, "Peter Gallant" <Pete1188 at cox.net> wrote:

> I've got about a dozen half-filled, one-gallon cans of paints in my basement
> I'd like to get rid of. Anyone is welcomed to them, but I'm also looking for
> info on proper disposable if I can't give them away. I've heard that you can
> put cat litter in them, scoop out the dried up paint and throw away the cans
> with the recyclables. I've also heard that you can only go to the dump to do
> this. Any info?
> Thanks
> 
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