All other fluorescent bulbs must be collected, managed, and disposed of through a permitted waste disposal facility as a Universal Waste, in full compliance with all applicable federal, state, and ...

Some distributors provide recycling services, offering a convenient, one-stop shopping arrangement for lamp purchasing and spent lamp management. Ask your lamp distributor if he or she provides this ...

Many municipal locations will recycle all types of fluorescent bulbs including linear bulbs up to 8' in length. Businesses who handle larger volumes of bulbs from change-outs or retrofits may use a ...

Like CFL bulbs, fluorescent light bulbs — those long glass tubes — also contain mercury and require careful handling when replacing. Some home centers offer recycling services for these bulbs ...

or independent hardware stores and let them recycle for you. Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are the squiggly light bulbs ...

Accepts tubes that are longer than 4 feet in length. You can bring up to 8 tubes per visit. If you are a business with fluorescent light tubes to dispose of, they can only be accepted at Shepard ...

Air Cycle Corporations creates simple, sustainable solutions that make recycling easy. We are committed to developing these tools and services to help increase recycling rates while also protecting ...

Fluorescent lights and some other types of lights and lamps contain toxic chemicals that fall under the dangerous waste regulations. Businesses can choose to manage their lights and lamps as universal ...

Residents can recycle an unlimited number of mercury-containing compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) that contain a screw base (any length ... which accumulates in the environment. When a ...

Wrap each CFL bulb in paper, place in a bag and tie it closed for drop off. If you are a business with CFL bulbs to dispose of, please see our Business Waste resources for options.