⚠️ Pesticides & weed killer: hazardous waste. Pesticides and herbicides are toxic to people, pets, and waterways. Never put it in the regular trash — use a facility or take-back below.
Best ways to dispose of pesticides & weed killer (best → last resort)
Hazardous-waste facilityOnly safe route
Take leftover pesticides and herbicides to a household hazardous waste (HHW) collection site or event.
How to prepare it
Keep the product in its labeled original container.
Don't transfer it to another bottle.
Don't
Never pour pesticides down a drain, on the ground, or in the trash.
Never reuse the container.
Find a drop-off near you
Acceptance varies by city — always check your local program first.
What's the best way to dispose of pesticides & weed killer?
Hazardous-waste facility (only safe route): Take leftover pesticides and herbicides to a household hazardous waste (HHW) collection site or event.
Can you put pesticides & weed killer in the trash?
No — this is hazardous and should not go in the regular trash. Never pour pesticides down a drain, on the ground, or in the trash.
Where can I recycle pesticides & weed killer near me?
Search a drop-off with the Earth911 locator or "pesticide hazardous waste disposal near me." Acceptance varies by city, so confirm with your local program.