Chemical/Hazardous Waste Recycling in the Tatiara District Council area - Planet Ark Recycling Near You

Chemicals

Household chemicals are hazardous and should never be put in your recycling or garbage bin at home. If chemical waste is not handled correctly, it can have a serious impact on the environment. Household chemicals should be disposed of responsibly through specialised recycling and safe disposal services.

Household chemicals should never be put on the kerb for council collection or poured on the ground, down the drain or toilet, or into sewers. Chemicals that are disposed of improperly can make their way into the environment, putting wildlife, waterways, and human health at risk.

Keep these out of your waste and recycling bin

Household chemical waste and hazardous materials include:

  • household cleaners
  • automotive products
  • garden chemicals
  • paints
  • thinners
  • adhesives
  • varnishes
  • pool cleaners
  • batteries
  • gas canisters/bottles
  • asbestos
  • oils
  • fluorescent tubes and globes

Most councils will accept these items at designated collection points, however, it may vary. Please check with your council beforehand to find out what items can be taken to their listed depot or chemical clean-up day.

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Hackham Recyclers

16 Cottage Lane, Hackham

Hackham Recyclers as a “One-stop-recycling” depot is now proudly providing Recycling, Waste Disposal and Skip Bin Hiring services. Recycling -Cans & Bottles deposit refund -Cash paid for any scrap metal & Non-ferrous metal -Plastics recycling Waste Disposal -General Waste -Green Waste -C&D, C&I -Wood/Timber -Plastics -Drummuster -Paintback Skip bin hiring -any type of waste -all sizes of skips -all areas serviced

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Pooraka NAWMA Resource Recovery Centre

63 Research Road, Pooraka

The Pooraka Resource Recovery Centre is open to the general public for household loads and can accept trucks up to a 3 tonne tare. For more information, accepted items and pricing, visit: https://www.nawma.sa.gov.au/resource-recovery/resource-recovery-centres/

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ChemClear

40 Macquarie Street, Barton

ChemClear is the national collection program for obsolete and unknown agricultural and veterinary chemicals in Australia. Registrations for the program are essential and can be made by calling 1800 008 182 or visiting www.chemclear.org.au

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Hazardous waste disposal in South Australia

There are a number of centres across metro and regional South Australia where you can dispose of unwanted paint and household chemicals. For more information, including what items are accepted, visit the Government of South Australia's website.

How to dispose of other chemicals and hazardous waste

Asbestos
As asbestos is classed as a hazardous material it may only be disposed of at certain locations in Australia. Find out how to safely dispose of asbestos.

Medicines
Old and unwanted medicines around the home are a household hazard and can be dangerous if consumed when they are expired, not prescribed for you, or within reach of children. To find out how to safely dispose of unwanted medicines.

Farm chemicals
Farm chemicals can be disposed of through the ChemClear Program.
If your business has large quantities of farm chemicals to dispose of, visit Business Recycling to find a suitable service near you.