Aerosol Can Recycling

Q: Can you recycle aerosol cans, such as WD-40_® Multi-Use Product and others?
A: Yes – with a few caveats.

Aerosol cans are made of either aluminum or steel, both of which are metals that can be recycled into new metal products. First, always read the product label for safe use and disposal. Aerosol containers that are completely empty of both propellant and contents are no longer considered household hazardous waste and can generally be recycled with other metals. If some content remains in the can, your local county household hazardous waste site is a good resource for safe recycling and disposal.

Biodegradable Cleaners

WD-40_® Specialist_® Industrial-Strength Cleaner & Degreaser has a powerful biodegradable cleaning formula that is water-based, non-flammable, and safe to use across sensitive surfaces. It can even be used in cleaning equipment such as power washers and ultrasonic tool cleaners, as long as the rinse is discharged to wastewater treatment. Safe for use on aluminum, chrome, glass, plastic, rubber, stainless steel, granite, leather, paint and much more.

Wash Your Car Like a Pro

Now is the perfect time to freshen up your car, inside and out. Washing your car can help protect the finish, prevent rust and add resale value. Check out the tips in this week’s blog post to learn how to wash your car like a pro.