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Get ready for the Annual Chemical CleanOut

21 June 2023

Chemical-CleanOutIt’s time to start preparing for a Chemical CleanOut! Hawkesbury City Council’s free Chemical CleanOut will be held on Sunday, 13 August 2023 from 9am to 3:30pm at Hawkesbury Showground, Racecourse Road, Clarendon, entry via Gate 1.

This is your chance to look through your home and or shed for any old chemicals that you need to dispose of safely. You can make your family home safer by removing old gas bottles, unused chemicals and fuels. You will also be preventing fire hazards and protecting our local environment and waterways by responsibly disposing of your potentially hazardous household chemicals.

Hawkesbury residents have long demonstrated they care about the environment. Since 2014, more than 220,000kg of chemical waste has been dropped off by the Hawkesbury community. You can drop off:

  • household cleaners and solvents
  • handheld batteries, car batteries
  • fluorescent globes and tubes
  • paint
  • pesticides, herbicides, poisons
  • gas bottles
  • smoke detectors, fire extinguishers
  • pool chemicals. hobby chemicals
  • acids and alkalis
  • motor oils, fuels and fluids

Only household quantities of chemicals are accepted (20L or 20kg), except paint. Up to 100L (in 20L containers) of paint is accepted. For more information on what can be disposed of, or quantities or safe transport tips, visit www.cleanout.com.au or call the Environment Line on 131 555.

If you cannot attend the Hawkesbury Chemical Cleanout, remember most Chemical CleanOut events held across Sydney and NSW are open to everyone, you do not need to be a local resident. You can check this in relation to specific CleanOuts at www.cleanout.com.au

Please note that businesses are not eligible to use these services and should contact a waste disposal service directly or visit http://businessrecycling.com.au

This is an NSW Environment Protection Authority Waste Less, Recycle More initiative funded by the waste levy.

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