Household Hazardous Waste
This item should never be put in a curbside bin. For more information visit our household hazardous waste page.
A mercury thermometer is a device used to measure temperature which contains liquid mercury.
This item should never be put in a curbside bin. For more information visit our household hazardous waste page.
Mercury is readily absorbed into the body when you touch it and poses a risk to the environment in landfills.
What to do with a broken mercury thermometer. For additional safe disposal locations call 1-800-CLEANUP (1-800-253-2687).
Vendor | Address | City | Destination | Disposal Method | Notes | |
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Alameda County Business Hazardous Waste Program (Oakland Facility) | 2100 East 7th Street | Oakland | Recycle | Drop-off for a Fee | If broken, place it inside a sealable container to contain any possible leakage. | |
Alameda County Business Hazardous Waste Program (Livermore Facility) | 5584 La Ribera Street | Livermore | Recycle | Drop-off for a Fee | If broken, place it inside a sealable container to contain any possible leakage. | |
Alameda County Business Hazardous Waste Program (Hayward Facility) | 2091 West Winton Avenue | Hayward | Recycle | Drop-off for a Fee | If broken, place it inside a sealable container to contain any possible leakage. | |
Alameda County Business Hazardous Waste Program (Fremont Facility) | 41149 Boyce Rd. | Fremont | Recycle | Drop-off for a Fee | If broken, place it inside a sealable container to contain any possible leakage. |
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