I recently replaced a radiator in my truck and now have about 2 gallons of a water/anti-freeze mix. I have place to take old oil but, don’t know anyone that takes anti-freeze. What do y’all do with old anti-freeze?
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Place in shallow tray and set in yard or on flat elevated surface so. Pets can’t
Get to it, sun will evaporate , wipe out tray and trash rags 
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burn it…do NOT let any animals get close to it…I’ve seen the results and I wouldn’t wish that on the nastiest possum out there…and I HATE possums…
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Gail, anti-freeze does not evaporate very quickly. And what Bonzo72 said. I think all anti-freeze now has an embitterment agent in it to keep animals from drinking?
All the waste collections in Colleton have a place for it Dfreedom, not sure about your county? If nothing else, poor it back in the jug or a milk container and toss it in a dumpster. All our state landfills are lined so it won’t end up leaching in our soil.
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Haven’t found a site in Richland county. Sitting sealed in 2 milk jugs right now.
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You could try to take it to an auto service shop.
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Originally posted by SUNNYYou could try to take it to an auto service shop.
I think this is the best idea. If they won’t accept it, they should at least be able to tell you where to dispose of it.
Call a local Auto Parts store, Advanced/NAPA! They will take it, or tell you who does, in your area!
I called DHEC and actually found some help. Pep-Boys will take up to but not more than 5 gallons of old antifreeze.
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