How to dispose of oil?
PepBoys are dicks in my area. THey aways say that they are full (full of **** more like it) or they will only take 4 qts. Autozone takes up to 5 gallons. that is where I now buy my oil from.
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Originally Posted by HAUS1
Just put it in a laundry detergent jug and toss it into ur neighbors garbage on garbage day
That's actually what I do, except I just put it in my own garbage. 
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Did You Know? You Can Use Your Old Motor Oil To Fertilize Your Lawn!
-- Environmental Protection Agency.
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Did You Know? You Can Use Your Old Motor Oil To Fertilize Your Lawn!
-- Environmental Protection Agency.
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Last edited by GuitsBoy; Sep 28, 2005 at 02:34 PM.
Originally Posted by black00TA
any auto parts store or shop is required by law to take it.
Legally, and place that sells oil must also accept oil for recycling. However in practice, not every gas station will do so. I tend to put my oil in empty windshield washer gallon containers and put those in a cardboard box and bring them to the autoparts store. I drop them off in front of the door, knock once, and quickly run away, otherwise they may make you carry it all the way into the back room. Oh, and make sure you dont put oil in a bleach or chlorine (pool shock) container as it creates a nasty reaction.
I buy a 5 gallon plastic bucket with lid at home depot for 3 bucks and keep pouring it in there until full. Once it is full I mark it on the outside with magic marker "old oil".
I then drop it off at a nearby service station during non- business hours.
I then drop it off at a nearby service station during non- business hours.