Aerosol recycling
Managing the Complexity of Aerosol Recycling
Aerosol products such as spray paints, air fresheners, and sanitizers, present unique recycling challenges due to their pressurized containers and the variety of chemicals they contain. Proper disposal and recycling are essential to prevent harmful waste from entering landfills or the environment. g2 provides specialized aerosol recycling solutions that ensure safe and effective processing, keeping your products out of landfills and minimizing environmental impact. Our expertise allows businesses to comply with recycling and universal waste regulations while contributing to sustainability efforts.
Materials We Recycle
- Beauty & Personal Care Aerosols
- Spray Paint
- Air Fresheners
- Sanitizers
- Foam Deodorizer
- Compressed Air Dusters
- Disinfectants
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- Safe Handling of Pressurized Containers: Aerosol cans require special handling due to their pressurized nature. We follow strict safety procedures to ensure they are managed properly throughout the recycling process.
- Chemical-Free Disposal: Our methods separate and process any hazardous chemicals, ensuring that they are disposed of in a safe, environmentally-friendly manner.
- Recycling of Metal & Plastic Components: The metal and plastic materials in aerosol cans can be recycled, reducing the need for virgin materials and supporting a circular economy.
- Regulatory Compliance: We adhere to state and federal environmental and safety regulations for aerosol waste management, providing peace of mind to businesses that they’re in full compliance.
- Sustainable Packaging Solutions: In addition to recycling, we work with brands to explore alternative, more sustainable packaging options to reduce the need for aerosols in the first place.
- Diversion from Landfill: Our solutions ensure that aerosols are properly recycled, helping your company maintain a zero-waste-to-landfill commitment while reducing harmful environmental impacts.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can all types of aerosols be recycled?
Most aerosol cans can be recycled, including those used for air fresheners, sanitizers, and paint.
How do you manage hazardous chemicals in aerosol products?
We carefully extract and separate any hazardous components in aerosol cans to ensure safe disposal. This includes using specialized facilities that comply with safety standards to handle materials like propellants and solvents.
Is there a way to prevent aerosols from ending up in the waste stream?
Yes, we work with brands to implement take-back programs or to redesign products and packaging to reduce reliance on aerosol cans altogether, helping reduce waste generation.
How do I ensure my business stays compliant with aerosol recycling regulations?
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