• recycle your antifreeze through a recycling service or with on-site equipment
  
• make a waste determination of all antifreeze before disposal
  
• keep antifreeze in two separate, closed containers: one marked "'USED ANTIFREEZE ONLY", and one marked "RECONDITIONED or RECYCLED ANTIFREEZE"
  
• use dedicated antifreeze collection equipment, including collection funnels, transfer pans or buckets, and well maintained storage containers
  
• keep antifreeze containers closed at all times except when emptying or filling
  
• keep antifreeze containers protected from the elements
  
• keep accurate records of used antifreeze shipments and filter management for 3 years
  
• use/purchase antifreeze with the longest life

• mix waste antifreeze with any other waste
  
• mix radiator flush chemicals with used antifreeze. Dispose of it separately.
  
• dispose of antifreeze on the ground, in a storm drain, septic tank or dry well

For more information concerning the proper handling of antifreeze, contact the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Solid and Hazardous Waste (http://www.dep.state.fl.us/waste/categories/shw/default.htm) or the Florida Center for Solid and Hazardous Waste Management (http://floridacenter.org). This information is offered only as guidance. Specific requirements may vary with individual processes and/or businesses.