Disposing on 1# propane

[Craigums]

What's the proper way to dispose of these. I've got a collection of empties sitting in the garage

[Gophereyes]

I've been able to take mine to the Carver County Environmental Center located in Chaska. I would think there would be something similar closer to you.

[CrewJones]

my neighbor shoots holes in them and throws them in the scrap pile

[TruthWalleyes]

Not sure if it is proper or not, but the garbage can seems to work fine for me.

[otterman91105]

Also not sure but the garbage is where mine go as well.

[h8go4s]

Go outdoors and use a small screwdriver, nail or whatever to vent the tank. Then drill a hole in the bottom of the tank and put it in the recycling bin.

[DRH1175]

This is a good question. Seems so wrong to through them in the trash. Too bad there wasn't a place that could refill them with the same equipment as Coleman or Worthington does in the first place. I guess for now I will throw them in my work's steel recycle dumpster and hope for the best.

[woodsmanmn]

I use the .22 rifle method for venting them, then into the trash.

[DonBo]

Why not just leave them out on the ice like everyone else?

[EBass]

Hazardous Waste and Recycling - it's free, just need to drop it off. Well the Henn Co one is free.

[Mnfisher]

I called our garbage outfit, East Central Waste and they said as long as they were emply they could go in the trash.

[snowfighter]

Our county dump site personal has me put them in household garabge so long as they are empty.

[pulsar_nx]

I attach a torch and open it up to vent all of the propane. The recycler alway pickes them up over here.