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Aerosols

Includes: Aerosol Cans, Aerosol Sprays

Rethink & Reduce Tips

• Buy pump sprays, refillables or liquid concentrates instead of aerosols.
• Follow product directions to clear spray nozzles prior to storage.

More Get Rid Of It Tips

• Check with your waste hauler or your City Recycling Coordinator to see if empty aerosol cans are accepted for recycling.

Additional Resources

• RethinkRecycling.com - Your go-to guide for waste and recycling in the Twin Cities
• How to Reduce Household Hazardous Waste
• How to Identify Hazardous Product - Read the Label factsheet

Accepted At These Hennepin County Facilities. Proof of residency required (MN drivers license or current utility bill).

• Bloomington Drop-off Facility
• Brooklyn Park Drop-off Facility

Item Accepted As: Household Hazardous Waste

No Fee

Aerosols and partially filled aerosol cans are accepted as Household Hazardous Waste because of their explosive potential.

Empty aerosol cans with no liquid or pressure remaining can be placed in your household trash.