bagwell

recycle hopefully......but where???

does WALMART, AUTOZONE, etc accept it no questions asked????

mitsuguy

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required by law to accept it if I'm not mistaken...

GSteg

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I recycle it at my local recycling center.

Trexus

I take my old oil to Goodyear or Kragen Auto parts...

Spyder78

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autozone or strauss.

KayGee

How do you transport it without a risk of spilling it everywhere? Sounds like too much trouble for too little savings for me.

BDSL

You put the "old" oil into the bottle of the "new" oil. It is so simple.

pingu

I recycle it down the drain. j/k
Make sure you recycle your oil filter too.

darkdream

Bottle it up place it in 3 garage bags just in case it leaks

T0ked

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I return it to my local autoparts store. They have a bin out back where they collect used oil. Pour the old oil into the bottles the new oil came in. As above, I have a large garbage bag I use specifically for the oil return.

93sc3005sp

i pour it down the sewage drain?

habeeb89

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Yep, take it to Autozone, they take it no questions asked.

Spyder78

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I use a sealable oild drain can that autozone sells $10 no problems and no mess.

MEANDAFAKA

what about dig a hole in your back yard, and pour it inside?

raytseng

+1 on the oil drainpan with lid. It's not expensive, and using the proper tools for the jobpays for itself in saved time. Getting oil back into bottles is extra step both in time cleanup.

If you really are that cheap, I've seen people drop off using half-gallon widemouth screwtop emptied bottled-water bottles, remember to take back your empties for the next change.

If people are seriously dumping your oil, you should turn in your wrenches and give up on self-maintenance. Oil change is the most basic maintence procedure, and if you are not disposing of the oil at the properly, you have not completed your oil change.

http://www.recycleoil.org/