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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

How Can I Get Rid of 2 - 55 Gallon Drums With Mixed Auto Fluids?
I've acquired a property where the previous owner did auto repair. There are still 2 55 gallon drums with some combination of oil and other fluids. Is there an economical method to get rid of this?
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I deal with used oil drums (hazardous waste) at work all the time. We have an environmental/ hazardous waste company pick up the drum for us. I would suggest you call a local environmental or hazardous waste company to give you some guidance.