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Michigan disposal guide
- Glass (Bottles, Jars & Broken): Highest bottle deposit at 10¢. Return to any retailer that sells beverages.
Disposal guides
- How to dispose of Paint (Latex & Oil-Based)
- How to dispose of Batteries
- How to dispose of Mattress
- How to dispose of Refrigerator / Freezer
- How to dispose of Microwave
- How to dispose of Electronics (TVs, Computers, Phones)
- How to dispose of Motor Oil & Automotive Fluids
- How to dispose of Light Bulbs
- How to dispose of Tires
- How to dispose of Clothing & Textiles
- How to dispose of Medications & Prescriptions
- How to dispose of Cooking Oil & Grease
- How to dispose of Furniture
- How to dispose of Smoke Detectors
- How to dispose of Propane Tanks & Cylinders
- How to dispose of Small Appliances (Toaster, Blender, etc.)
- How to dispose of Aerosol Cans
- How to dispose of Pesticides & Herbicides
- How to dispose of Pool Chemicals
- How to dispose of Fire Extinguishers
- How to dispose of Printer Cartridges & Toner
- How to dispose of Old Gasoline & Fuel
- How to dispose of Styrofoam (Polystyrene)
- How to dispose of Plastic Bags & Film
- How to dispose of Antifreeze & Coolant
- How to dispose of Carpet & Rugs
- How to dispose of Oil Filters
- How to dispose of Glass (Bottles, Jars & Broken)
- How to dispose of Diapers
- How to dispose of Christmas Trees
- How to dispose of Paint Thinner & Solvents
- How to dispose of CRT TVs & Monitors
- How to dispose of Car Batteries (Lead-Acid)
- How to dispose of Yard Waste (Leaves, Branches, Grass)
- How to dispose of Concrete, Brick & Asphalt
- How to dispose of Needles & Sharps
- How to dispose of Appliance Cords & Power Cables
- How to dispose of Smoke Alarm Batteries
- How to dispose of Latex & Nitrile Gloves
- How to dispose of Expired Food & Leftovers
- How to dispose of Cooking Grease Traps & Grease
- How to dispose of Water Filters (Brita, PUR, etc.)
- How to dispose of Humidifier & Dehumidifier Filters
- How to dispose of Swimming Pool Covers