Engine Cleaner Illegal in Garbage & Drains Hazardous Waste Hazardous Waste Collection Engine cleaner needs special handling to avoid toxic exposure for waste workers, the community, and the environment. City Specific Disposal OptionsPlease check with your city page (residential or commercial) to confirm if addtional options are available, such as home collection, drop-off locations, and/or events. (These options vary per city.) Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Drop-OffYour city or county may offer HHW drop-off sites and collection events.– Los Angeles County: S.A.F.E. Collection Centers and events– Riverside County– San Bernardino County– Ventura County Disposal Options For BusinessesHazardous waste cannot be placed in your containers. Schedule a Special Waste Collection by emailing [email protected] or calling Athens’ Customer Service Department at 888-336-6100. Fees may apply. Some HHW drop-off centers may allow drop off by small business generators (check links above). Never Dump Down the Drain Engine cleaner can contaminate waterways if it’s disposed of improperly. Never dump it in the garbage or down the drain, even it’s unused. Dispose of it with hazardous waste. Clean at the Car Wash Car washes are equipped to handle contaminated water. Bring your vehicle to a self-serve car wash if you’d like to clean the engine.