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Hazardous Waste

Aerosol Can Disposal

Aerosol cans are regulated because of their propellant and ignitable contents. We collect recalled, expired and off-spec aerosol products from stores, distribution centers and manufacturers and send them for puncturing, propellant recovery and can recycling.

Where your state allows it, aerosols are managed as universal waste, which is simpler and cheaper than full hazardous waste handling.

What Is Included

Recalled & expired aerosols

Consumer and industrial aerosol products.

Pallet & truckload quantities

From a few pallets to full truckloads.

Puncturing & recovery

Propellant captured and steel cans recycled.

Universal waste handling

Lower-cost universal waste rules where allowed.

Pickup nationwide

Collected from stores, DCs and manufacturers.

Certificate of destruction

Proof the product never reached the market.

Industries We Serve

Manufacturers & Plants
Labs & Universities
Retail & Distribution
Fleet & Auto Shops

How We Work

01

Share Details & SDS

Tell us what the waste is, how it is packaged and where it is located.

02

Profiling & Quote

We profile the waste, classify it for DOT and quote pickup and disposal.

03

Licensed Pickup

Packed, labeled and shipped on a hazardous waste manifest by a licensed transporter.

04

Disposal & Certificate

Treated, recycled or destroyed at a permitted facility, with your certificate of disposal.

Manifests & Certificates Handled

Why Choose Wasteless Group?

Hazardous waste is unforgiving. One wrong code or missing manifest becomes your liability. We handle the paperwork and the partners so you can focus on operations.

  • Licensed transporters and permitted TSDFs only
  • Waste profiles, manifests and LDR forms prepared for you
  • One-time cleanouts or scheduled recurring service
  • Nationwide coverage for multi-site companies
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Frequently Asked Questions

Are aerosol cans considered hazardous waste?

Generally, yes, because of the propellant and ignitable contents. Many states permit aerosols to be managed as universal waste, which simplifies handling and reduces cost.

Can the cans be recycled?

Yes. After puncturing and propellant recovery, the steel or aluminum cans are recycled.

Need Compliant Hazardous Waste Disposal?

Send us the safety data sheets and a few photos. We will profile the waste, provide a quote and schedule a licensed pickup.