Antifreeze

Reduce | Reuse | Recycle | Facilities

How do I go green?

Reduce

To use less antifreeze, drive less. By leaving your car at home once a week or switching to bus or bike commuting, you’ll help the health of the planet in innumerable ways. When buying a car, choose a small vehicle with superb gas mileage; you’ll use less of all car fluids. Keep your car in good shape by using the proper mixture of antifreeze and de-ionized water (not tap water) and buy no more than you need.

Reuse

Used antifreeze can be processed using a filter and reused, however, not all shops will accept used antifreeze. Canadian Tire and Fountain Tire are two that will; check below for a full listing.

Recycle

Anitfreeze and antifreez containers have recently been added to the used oil recycling product stewardship program for motor oil, motor oil filters and motor oil containers. 
Return used antifreeze to any of the facilities listed here or in the list below. The Hartland Landfill Recycling Facility accepts residential quantities of used and leftover antifreeze at the Household Hazardous Waste Drop Off Facility—it’s free to bring household hazardous waste for drop off.