Hazardous and e-waste

View information on this page to find out how to safely dispose of hazardous and e-waste items.

Hazardous waste poses a serious risk to the public and environment due to its reactivity, flammability, corrosiveness or toxicity.

Some household items are classified as hazardous and cannot be put in a household bin or bulk verge collection. Please take them to a disposal site as per below.
 

Item Red Hill Waste Management Facility Malaga Recycling Centre Bullsbrook Recycling Centre The Green Room Libraries Cost
Empty aerosol cans

Y

(also accepts full cans)

Y Y N Y Free
Motor oil Y Y Y N N Free
Dry cell batteries Y Y Y Y Y Free
Wet cell batteries Y Y Y N N Free
Fluorescent tubes/globes Y Y Y Y Y Free
Paint/solvents Y N N N N Free
Automotive fluids Y N N N N Free
Flammable liquids Y N N N N Free
Gas cylinders Y N N N N Free
Poisons Y N N N N Free
Pool and garden chemicals Y N N N N Free
Needles and sharps (place in rigid, sealed container) Y N N N N Free
Asbestos
(wrapped in plastic sheeting and taped)
Y N N N N Fee payable

 

Electronic waste (e-waste) includes items such as computers, mobile phones, white goods and so on. Many e-waste items can be recycled, this diverts waste from landfill, allows valuable resources to be reclaimed (such as copper wire, glass, plastics and metals) and reduces water and energy usage.

E-waste can be disposed of free of charge at the below sites.

Item  Red Hill Waste Management Facility Malaga Recycling Centre Bullsbrook Recycling Centre The Green Room Libraries
Mobile phones Y Y Y Y Y
Printer cartridges Y Y Y Y Y
Printer cartridges Y Y Y N N
Electrical waste N Y Y N N

The Red Hill Waste Management Facility accepts a wide range of waste from the public, commercial operators, and local, regional, state and federal government organisations.

Find out what waste is accepted, hours of operation and fees and charges on the Red Hill Waste Management Facility website(open in new window).

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