Stuart Zullo 
How many of you have unwanted, out-of-date or leftover household chemicals from the kitchen, bathroom, laundry, garage or garden shed hanging around your house because you’re not sure what to do with them? Of course these potentially hazardous chemicals can’t be thrown out with the normal rubbish – it wouldn’t be safe for our health or the environment. So what do you do with them?
It turns out help is at hand, and it’s coming next week!
The CleanOut program will be hitting Liverpool on Sunday August 18 from 9am – 3.30pm. Liverpool City Council residents are urged to dispose of any potentially hazardous chemicals via this FREE service for the safe disposal of a range of common household chemicals. All you need to do is gather your empty bottles and bring them down to the Liverpool City Council Operations Centre at 99 Rose Street, Liverpool.
Acceptable materials are:
From your home
- Solvents and household cleaners
- Floor care products
- Ammonia-based cleaners
- Fluorescent globes and tubes
From your garage
- Paint and paint-related products
- Pesticides and herbicides
- Poisons
- Gas bottles
- Fire extinguishers
- Pool chemicals
- Hobby chemicals
- Acids and alkalis
From your car
- Car batteries
- Motor oils, fuels and fluids
If you’re not a Liverpool City Council resident, check out check out other locations and dates or contact your local council for more information about the FREE drop off in your area. Locations and dates are subject to change, so please check the schedule prior to attending your next event.
Our Professionals Paradise Realty team hopes to see all Liverpool residents heading down to the FREE drop off service in Liverpool on the 18th. If you’d like more information please contact info@environment.nsw.gov.au or phone the Environment Line 131 555.