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Please scroll down to see your disposal options with participating towns

   See DEP Hazardous Waste Regulations, 310 CMR 30.104:
 "Household Waste means any waste materials generated in the normal course of household activities..."
 

FROM THE HOUSE	FROM THE YARD/GARDEN	FROM THE GARAGE/WORK BENCH

drain cleaners	pesticides	wood strippers	gasoline
oven cleaners	herbicides	stains	transmission fluid
furniture polish	insect sprays	paint thinner	antifreeze
metal polish	rodent killers	solvents	brake fluid
degreasers	pool chemicals	sealants	wax/polish
radiator cleaners	muriatic acid	kerosene	engine & radiator flushes
arts & crafts supplies	no-pest strips	spray paint	rust preservatives
photo chemicals	cesspool cleaners	oil paint	wood preservatives
floor cleaners			water reactive materials
window cleaners
dry cleaning fluids

               ITEMS NOT ACCEPTED

batteries	motor oil	latex paint
mercury	radioactive materials	ammunition
septage	biologically active materials	explosive materials
asbestos	medicine, prescription or OTC	flares
propane tanks	garbage	gas cylinders

For information & locations of  

 

Kiosks for Pharmaceutical Waste and Used Sharps/Syringes 

 

 call 508-647-6460

The Department of Public Works (DPW) handles the following:

 

The Recycling Center accepts - Lithium batteries, household batteries, car batteries, used motor oil, fluorescent bulbs, mercury products, metal items

The Paint Shed -  Open April to Oct. and accepts all paint with a 5 gallon maximum, per resident, per visit

Tires - Place out with trash on your regular pick-up day - limit is 2 tires per week

Computer Monitors & Propane Tanks - Call the DPW to schedule a pick up  - a fee is required

Call the DPW at 508-647-6550 for more information

                              2019 Reciprocal Household Hazardous

                      Waste (HHW) Collection Dates

The Natick Board of Health and the following towns have a reciprocal agreement that allows residents of each town to participate in multiple household hazardous waste collection days.
 If you are a Natick resident this means you now have the opportunity to participate in a partner town’s collection event as seen in the table below.
 Registration:   Note some events require advanced registration.
 Payment:   These events are open to Natick residents on a fee-basis. You will be asked for payment at the event based on the amount of material you bring. Please bring the appropriate form of payment indicated in the Notes column of the table below. Pricing is based on the host town’s contract and will be determined by the contractor. As an example, some contractors charge $35 for the first 12 gallons (liquid or dry equivalent) or $60 for 12 – 25 gallons. 
 Identification: You will be asked to show identification confirming you are a resident of YOUR TOWN.

New England Disposal Technologies, Inc.        www.NEDT.org                    Telephone 866-769-1621

Clean Harbors Environmental Services            www.cleanharbors.com       Telephone 781-380-7121