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tahoe healey
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I take my old oil to Kragen for recycling. But where do we get rid of brake fluid these days?
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Waste Fluid Disposal
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Re: fluid waste
If you are very "green" inclined you could take it here. There are obviously other ways that I won't mention.
https://southtahoerefuse.com/
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If you are very "green" inclined you could take it here. There are obviously other ways that I won't mention.
https://southtahoerefuse.com/
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John Loftus
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Re: fluid waste
Hi Rich,
We have a free 'house hold hazardous waste' type facility down here that will take oil, paints, batteries, brake fluid, pesticides, etc. Basically anything that should not be tossed out in the trash. If you call city hall/waste management (usually the same thing .. pun intended) they could probably direct you. Might be the place Dave linked you to.
Cheers,
John
p.s. another idea is to send your brake fluid to Dave .. I'm sure it's a lot fresher fluid than he has in his truck. :lol:
Hi Rich,
We have a free 'house hold hazardous waste' type facility down here that will take oil, paints, batteries, brake fluid, pesticides, etc. Basically anything that should not be tossed out in the trash. If you call city hall/waste management (usually the same thing .. pun intended) they could probably direct you. Might be the place Dave linked you to.
Cheers,
John
p.s. another idea is to send your brake fluid to Dave .. I'm sure it's a lot fresher fluid than he has in his truck. :lol: