How do I find out where to take expended mercury-containing lamps?

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Bugmän asked:


I’ve searched everywhere and asked so many people and I can’t get a straight answer. I don’t feel right throwing them out with the regular trash.

Dorothy
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    No Responses to “How do I find out where to take expended mercury-containing lamps?”

    1. gordon B Says:
      March 14th, 2009 at 7:36 am

      The lamp industry also has site listed below.
      For ideas mercury is hazardous waste roundup every year where live california we have some sort of hits that most states have hazardous waste disposal company comes to town did google search on mercury lamp industry also has site listed below.