Where to dispose brake fluid in Fremont?
#2
would you consider San Jose to be near by?
http://www.sanjoseca.gov/esd/water-p...autofluids.htm
there is a number we use to call for hazardous waste
I couldn't find one for the city of fremont.
http://www.sanjoseca.gov/esd/water-p...autofluids.htm
there is a number we use to call for hazardous waste
I couldn't find one for the city of fremont.
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umm the local sewer?
j/k
but as far as kragen not taking it... dont quote me but i thought that any oplace that sold those chemicals had to take them for proper disposal as well... i think i even heard it is a law, the onyl reason they could say no is if the container is full
my grandpa just used to dump it in with the oil and bring it to kragen... they didnt say no then
j/k
but as far as kragen not taking it... dont quote me but i thought that any oplace that sold those chemicals had to take them for proper disposal as well... i think i even heard it is a law, the onyl reason they could say no is if the container is full
my grandpa just used to dump it in with the oil and bring it to kragen... they didnt say no then
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umm the local sewer?
j/k
but as far as kragen not taking it... dont quote me but i thought that any oplace that sold those chemicals had to take them for proper disposal as well... i think i even heard it is a law, the onyl reason they could say no is if the container is full
my grandpa just used to dump it in with the oil and bring it to kragen... they didnt say no then
j/k
but as far as kragen not taking it... dont quote me but i thought that any oplace that sold those chemicals had to take them for proper disposal as well... i think i even heard it is a law, the onyl reason they could say no is if the container is full
my grandpa just used to dump it in with the oil and bring it to kragen... they didnt say no then
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umm the local sewer?
j/k
but as far as kragen not taking it... dont quote me but i thought that any oplace that sold those chemicals had to take them for proper disposal as well... i think i even heard it is a law, the onyl reason they could say no is if the container is full
my grandpa just used to dump it in with the oil and bring it to kragen... they didnt say no then
j/k
but as far as kragen not taking it... dont quote me but i thought that any oplace that sold those chemicals had to take them for proper disposal as well... i think i even heard it is a law, the onyl reason they could say no is if the container is full
my grandpa just used to dump it in with the oil and bring it to kragen... they didnt say no then
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there's a new hazardous waste facility place on boyce rd in fremont
http://www.fremont.gov/Environment/H...te/default.htm
doesn't seem to say anything about brake fluid though =\
http://www.fremont.gov/Environment/H...te/default.htm
doesn't seem to say anything about brake fluid though =\
#12
The sewer cleanout in my driveway is my first choice. Another viable option is a nearby storm drain. Both of these also accept motor oil,transmission fluid,differential fluid,and coolant.
#14
He is definitely the MOST over zealous dude in a cop uniform. I remember getting pulled over and he was struttin' his belly like "I'm Officer Rossetti with the Fremont Police Department..." yada yada. It's cool how he stopped in traffice to wait for me to pull out to give me a ticket for front window tint. I hope that guy chokes on his obesity soon.