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About this center
The HazoHouse at Thurston County Waste and Recovery Center in Lacey, Washington, offers a Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Location for residents of Thurston County, providing a drive-thru facility for safe disposal of various hazardous items such as automotive products, batteries, cleaning supplies, fluorescent lights, paints, pesticides, and more. The service is free for county residents, while businesses need to register and pay a fee. Additionally, there is a HazoHouse Reuse Program available seasonally for Thurston County 501 c 3 non-profits to access donated items for free with an appointment. Visitors are advised to use the south entrance at the center and follow specific guidelines for transporting hazardous wastes. Accepted items must be in containers of five gallons or smaller, with restrictions on certain materials like alkaline batteries, ammunition, asbestos, and electronics. The HazoHouse also provides information on proper disposal methods for items not accepted, such as medical waste, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. For asbestos disposal, a permit is required, and specific wrapping requirements must be followed. The center also offers guidance through the Healthy Home Program to address housing-related health risks.
Materials accepted & services
Automotive ProductsBatteriesCleaning SuppliesFluorescent LightsPaintsPesticidesHousehold Hazardous WasteDrive-thru FacilityFree Service for County ResidentsBusiness Registration RequiredFee for BusinessesHazoHouse Reuse ProgramSeasonal Program for Thurston County 501 c 3 Non-profitsDonated ItemsAppointment RequiredContainers of Five Gallons or SmallerRestrictions on Alkaline Batteries, Ammunition, Asbestos, ElectronicsProper Disposal InformationMedical Waste DisposalPharmaceutical DisposalAsbestos Disposal Permit RequiredHealthy Home Program Guidance
Reviews & pricing
Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.
Kelly Scott
11 months ago
I could not recycle my used cooking oil. Apparently they stopped accepting it because they cannot get rid of it. What does the plant in Aberdeen do if they don't make biodiesel???
M & M
2 years ago
Great asset for the community and environment. Keeps poison and toxins out of our landfills and waterways. Staff is very helpful and friendly too!
Michael Kendall
a year ago
Very difficult to access stairs on Giant cardboard bin
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