Free Drop-off Disposal for Hazardous Products from Kitsap and Mason County Homes
If a container has the words
caution,
warning,
flammable,
combustible,
danger,
toxic, or
poison and still has product inside, it does not belong in the garbage or recycling.
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Click the drop-down lists to see information for the Household Hazardous Waste Facility or download the facility fact sheet.
Appointment Required for Large Amounts, Potentially Dangerous Products
Appointments are required for large loads and/or potentially dangerous products from a Kitsap or Mason County household.
Contact Kitsap1 at 360.337.5777 or help@kitsap1.com to schedule an appointment. You do not need an appointment for smaller quantities of household hazardous waste.
Large loads are more than 50 containers, loads over 50 gallons total, or containers larger than 5-gallons
Potentially dangerous products include laboratory chemicals, unknown chemicals, or containers that are old, dangerous, or about to fall apart. Does not include common household hazardous products like paint, motor oil, antifreeze, etc.
Accepted Items (Common Examples)
Not Accepted
These products are not accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility.
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Address:
5551 SW Imperial Way, Bremerton
Phone: Kitsap1: 360.337.5777
Hours for Residents: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday to Saturday. Closed July 4, Thanksgiving Day, the Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Eve to New Year's Day.
Hours for Businesses: Businesses and non-profits have separate disposal requirements and must schedule a disposal appointment.
Accessibility: This is a drive-up facility that can accommodate persons with mobility limitations.
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How to Use the Facility
This is a drive-up facility. When it's your turn, you will be asked to drive under a covered area.
Staff will sort your waste with your assistance. They may ask you questions or provide education.
Before you leave, you will sign an agreement verifying that your waste is from a home and not from a business.
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Safe Transport Tips
Use original containers. Keep hazardous products in their original containers. Containers have important safety and disposal information. If you have used a different container, label it with the type of product.
Transport products in your trunk or truck bed, not in the passenger cabin. A car accident may cause your hazardous materials to mix together, so you should always keep them in your trunk or truck bed and away from areas where people or pets go.
Secure your load and prevent tipping. Place containers in a plastic bin or sturdy lined box with a lid. Pack the space in between containers with newspaper to prevent the containers from tipping or leaking. If transporting waste in a truck, secure the load with ties to prevent the load from shifting.
Never mix products. Do not mix different types of products in the same containers.
Don't tape bulbs or let them get wet. Do not tape fluorescent tubes or bulbs together or let them get wet. When possible, transport them in the original box to prevent breakage.
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Product Reuse Shed -- "Swap Shop"
Find
free products like paint, fertilizers, household cleaners, and automotive fluids in the "Swap Shop" shed.
Product selection changes from day-to-day. You must sign a liability waiver before taking items.
Products taken from the shed cannot be sold or used by a business. The shed is open during regular hours.
Accessibility: There is a ramp into the shed. The shed is small and has a grated floor.
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