Look for key words such as Warning! Danger! Poison! Caution! Improper disposal of these products poses a risk to human health and the environment.

**Please note:** Hardened hazardous waste is still considered dangerous and should not be discarded as regular household trash. Bring it to the Environmental Depot instead!

Unsure of an ingredient in your household cleaner? Check out Seventh Generation's Cleaning Product Ingredient Guide. This guide allows you to type in the name of an ingredient found on your product's label to learn what it is!

Chittenden Solid Waste District strives to make safe disposal of hazardous waste convenient and economical. Our program for collecting hazardous waste has won national recognition as one of the most efficient, cost-effective programs in the United States.

CSWD owns and operates two hazardous waste collection facilities for residents.

• The Environmental Depot is a permanent facility located in South Burlington. It is open year round for CSWD residents and qualifying businesses.
• The Rover is a mobile hazardous waste collection unit which travels throughout CSWD between April and November. The Rover is for CSWD residents only.

Click below for more information:

Examples of hazardous waste
Fees for businesses
Avoid generating hazardous waste
Recipe Book for Non-Toxic Household Cleaners
Local Color, CSWD's Premium Re-Blended Latex Paint
Education programs offered by CSWD
Earth 911 Leftover Paint Management Guidance
Hazardous waste information from the EPA
Vermont's Mercury Education and Reduction Campaign
How to reduce toxic chemicals in your home
Guide to Less Toxic Products
Small Business Hazardous Waste On-Line Learning Course