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Leftover paint should never be disposed of down the drain.

Latex paints can be placed out for regular garbage collection if the lids are off the paint containers and the paint is dry and hard.

Solvents and oil (solvent) based paint are considered as hazardous waste and proper disposal is required. Please contact Miller Environmental Corporation at 204-925-9600 for additional information.

Check the Yellow Pages for scrap metal dealers who accept dry empty metal paint cans. Also, please contact Western Scrap Metals Inc. at 204-947-0251 for additional information.

Paint thinner is considered as hazardous waste and proper disposal is required. Please contact Miller Environmental Corporation at 204-925-9600 for additional information.

Used pallet jacks will be accepted by Winnipeg Harvest for reuse.

Phone books can be recycled through the city's Blue box recycling program.

To donate used picnic tables contact the Zoological Society of Manitoba at 204-982-0664 or drop your donations off at the Zoo Gift Shop during regular business hours, seven days a week.

Flattened pizza boxes can be recycled through the city's Blue box recycling program.

Plastic tubs and pails with a recycling triangle on the bottom can be recycled through the city's Blue box recycling program.

Used plastic motor oil containers can be recycled.  See where to bring your used motor oil containers.

Empty propane tanks still have a small amount of explosive gas left in the cylinder. Therefore proper disposal is required.

Please contact Miller Environmental Corporation at 204-925-9600 for additional information.