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FREE Latex Paint Drop-Off Days at Rogue Transfer &
Recycling Transfer Station
(8001 Table Rock Road)
Friday, September 12th and Saturday, September 13th, 2008
from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
 Nothing
but household latex paint.
If you’ve got a garage floor full of half-used latex paint
cans, here’s your chance to properly dispose of them. Rogue
Disposal & Recycling is holding Latex Paint Drop-Off Days on
Friday, September 12, and Saturday, September 13. We will be
accepting any and all cans of latex paint at no cost. Indoor
paint. Outdoor paint. Big cans, small cans, bright colors,
pastel shades—any latex paint you’ve used around the house.
(Sorry, this event is NOT open to businesses or commercial
painters. No 55-gallon drums please!)
No oil-based paint, no empty cans.
Most latex paints will have words like “latex,”
“water-based” or “waterclean-up” on the label. Oil-based
paints will be marked with words such as “flammable” or
“combustible”on the label. Because of their hazardous
nature, oil-based paints will only be accepted at our
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off event. Also, if you have
paint cans that are empty or the paint has completely dried,
you can throw them in with your regular trash. There’s no
need to make a special trip to dispose of empty cans.
 Find
what you need at the latex paint reuse table.
Looking for a mostly-full gallon of white paint? Maybe a
pint or two of boysenberry semi-gloss? If you’re getting rid
of cans of paint that are more than half full and in good
shape, bring them to our special latex paint table. While
you’re there, see if there’s something you want. If there
is,
it’s yours—free!
 THE
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE EVENT HAS CONCLUDED
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