Water Heaters
Proper Disposal
• Plastic water heaters cannot be disposed of in regular trash and must be brought to the Materials Recover Center or another similar outlet.
• For the disposal of non-plastic water heaters see Appliances.
Use the disposal guide to find out how to best manage your household “stuff.”
Proper Disposal
• Plastic water heaters cannot be disposed of in regular trash and must be brought to the Materials Recover Center or another similar outlet.
• For the disposal of non-plastic water heaters see Appliances.
Dyed wood mulch is accepted for disposal at the Materials Recovery Center as mixed waste ($24 cu/yd plus tax 2023).
Dyed wood mulch is not accepted for composting.
Proper Disposal
• Bring to the WLSSD Household Hazardous Waste Facility or local HHW collection site.
Exposure to the most toxic wood preservatives can cause cancer and birth defects. The U.S.E.P.A. has restricted consumer use of these products. In Minnesota, only applicators certified by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture may legally apply them.
More Information:
MN Department of Agriculture – 1-800-657-3986
The Wood Preservatives Institute – 703-204-0500
Most wrapping paper is recyclable in your curbside bin. Paper that includes glitter or metallic foil should be placed in the trash.