
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Days
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Days provide opportunities for County residents to safely dispose of products containing harmful chemicals.
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Days provide opportunities for County residents to safely dispose of products containing harmful chemicals.
This program is for Anne Arundel County residents ONLY. Commercially registered vehicles, including rentals, and commercial waste are not accepted.
During the events, trained personnel will ask you to remain in your car while they unload the HHW from your trunk. To make unloading safe for staff and fast for you: Tightly secure all container lids to avoid leaks and spills then set your HHW in boxes or plastic totes to contain accidental spills during transport. Due to the ongoing pandemic, plastic totes are not guaranteed to be returned to customers.
NOT ACCEPTED at HHW Events Latex Paint • Motor Oil • Antifreeze • Propane Tanks • Batteries These are all accepted daily at all County recycling Centers. Visit Call2Recycle.org for battery recycling options. |
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Date | Location |
03/25/23 | Heritage Office Complex (2662 Riva Road; Annapolis, MD 21401) |
04/29/23 | Heritage Office Complex (2662 Riva Road; Annapolis, MD 21401) |
05/20/23 | Heritage Office Complex (2662 Riva Road; Annapolis, MD 21401) |
06/17/23 | Heritage Office Complex (2662 Riva Road; Annapolis, MD 21401) |
09/16/23 | Heritage Office Complex (2662 Riva Road; Annapolis, MD 21401) |
10/14/23 | Heritage Office Complex (2662 Riva Road; Annapolis, MD 21401) |
A wide variety of material is accepted at Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off events including:
Cleaning use | Alternative |
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Ammonia-based cleaners | Vinegar, salt and water mixture for surface cleaning. Baking soda and water for the bathroom. |
Abrasive cleaners | Rub area with one-half lemon dipped in borax, then rinse. |
Floor or furniture polish | 1 part lemon juice, 2 parts olive or vegetable oil. |
Silver polishes | Soak in boiling water with baking soda, salt, a piece of aluminum. |
Toilet cleaners | Baking soda, toilet brush. |
Disinfectants | One-half cup borax in 1 gallon water. |
Drain cleaners | Plunger; flush with boiling water, one-quarter cup baking soda, one-quarter cup vinegar. |
Rug/upholstery cleaners | Dry cornstarch sprinkled on, then vacuumed. |
Water softener | One-quarter cup vinegar in final rinse. |
Oil stains | White chalk rubbed into stain before laundering. |
Glass cleaner | White vinegar and water or rubbing alcohol and water. |
Copper cleaner | Paste of lemon juice, salt and flour or, rub on tomato paste, rinse off and buff. |
Abrasive cleaners | Baking soda |
Stainless steel polish | Baking soda or mineral oil for shining, vinegar to remove spots. |
Stain Remover | Vinegar |
Mildew remover | Lemon juice and salt or white vinegar and salt. |
Natural Cleaning Products Shopping List | ||
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Vinegar | Salt | Lemons |
Baking Soda | Borax | White Chalk |
Aluminum Foil | Flour | Lemon Juice |
Cornstarch | Rubbing Alcohol | Vegetable Oil |
Olive Oil | Tomato Paste |