Cleanaway St Marys Liquid Waste Services

Name: Cleanaway St Marys Liquid Waste Services
Address: 40 Christie Street, St Marys, NSW, 2760, AU
Telephone: (02) 9851 4200

Address

40 Christie Street, St Marys, NSW, 2760

Direct

(02) 9851 4200

Services offered

Liquid waste services

Get directions

Call (02) 9851 4200

Cleanaway St Marys Liquid Waste Services

Get directions

Call (02) 9851 4200

Address

40 Christie Street, St Marys, NSW, 2760

Direct

(02) 9851 4200

Services offered

Liquid waste services

Business hours

Open to: No appointment required

Monday to Friday: 07:00 - 17:00

Closed: Weekends, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Christmas Day, & New Year’s Day (subject to change).

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Cleanaway St Marys Liquid Waste Services

Liquids and hazardous waste
Our EPA licensed facility is fully equipped to collect and process hazardous liquid waste services like oil disposal from households and businesses.

Walk in any time during working hours – we don’t require an appointment. Prices are dependent on service and location. Call us for a quote, or to find out more information about our products and services.

Household waste:

Used cooking oil
Detergents
Paint
Insecticides
Used motor oil
Fluorescent Lights
Batteries

Industrial or manufacturing waste:

Chemicals
Mineral Oils/Used Lube Oil (ULO)
Aviation Fuel
AFFF Firefighting Foam and Fore (PFAS)
Coolant (COO)
Engine Oils
Hydraulic Oils
Brake Fluid
Anti-Freeze Glycol
Engine Oil Filters
Oil Rags
Solvents
Batteries
X-Ray Waste
Paint
Fluorescent Lights

Talk to us today about your liquid waste management needs with an obligation-free appointment. Call or walk in to our office for a quote or consultation on our products and services.

What we do

Here at Cleanaway St Marys, we offer the following waste stream collection and management solutions. Contact us now to learn more.

Used Oil

Waste oil such as engine, hydraulic, and used lube oil must be disposed of in a safe and trackable manner.

PFAS

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), previously known as per- and polyfluorinated chemicals (PFCs) are pollutants that, due to reports of their global distribution, persistence, toxicity and bioaccumulation potential.

Used Coolant and Antifreeze

Engine antifreeze coolants are usually made from either ethylene glycol or propylene glycol, both of which are recyclable.

Used Brake Fluid

Used brake fluid is a hazardous waste material that cannot simply be thrown away or left to evaporate.

Engine Oil Filter

Waste oil and oil filters are an unavoidable part of the process for mechanics and automotive workshops but all those materials don’t need to go to waste.

Solvent

Solvent waste, similar to waste oil, can be recycled to saleable grade solvent and as liquid fuel to power kilns and as an alternative fuel.

Paint

Used and unwanted paint is some of the most common liquid waste found in landfills.

Batteries

All car batteries and single-use or rechargeable batteries are accepted.

Fluorescent Lights

Fluorescent tubes and HID (High Intensity Discharge) lamps contain hazardous contaminants and must be disposed of carefully after use.

What we do

Wastes accepted

Used Oil

Waste oil such as engine, hydraulic, and used lube oil must be disposed of in a safe and trackable manner.

PFAS

Used Coolant and Antifreeze

Engine antifreeze coolants are usually made from either ethylene glycol or propylene glycol, both of which are recyclable.

Used Brake Fluid

Used brake fluid is a hazardous waste material that cannot simply be thrown away or left to evaporate.

Engine Oil Filter

Waste oil and oil filters are an unavoidable part of the process for mechanics and automotive workshops but all those materials don’t need to go to waste.

Solvent

Solvent waste, similar to waste oil, can be recycled to saleable grade solvent and as liquid fuel to power kilns and as an alternative fuel.

Paint

Used and unwanted paint is some of the most common liquid waste found in landfills.

Batteries

All car batteries and single-use or rechargeable batteries are accepted.

Fluorescent Lights

Fluorescent tubes and HID (High Intensity Discharge) lamps contain hazardous contaminants and must be disposed of carefully after use.