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Desert Hot Springs
Confirmed nearby options for construction debris, furniture, tires, paint, motor oil, antifreeze, batteries and more. 6 facilities open to the public within 25 miles, 5 more on the permit list.
What are you getting rid of?
- Concrete
- Construction debris
- Mattresses
- Furniture
- Appliances
- Refrigerators & AC units
- TVs & electronics
- Tires
- Paint
- Motor oil
- Antifreeze
- Batteries
- Household chemicals
- Pesticides & fertilizer
- Pool chemicals
- Fluorescent bulbs
- Propane tanks
- Yard waste
- Scrap metal
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Open to the public
- Edom Hill Transfer Station
- Northwest Coachella Valley ABOP & PaintCare Facility
- Palm Springs Permanent HHW Facility
- Joshua Tree Household Hazardous Waste Facility
- Idyllwild ABOP & PaintCare Facility
- Landers Sanitary Landfill
Also permitted nearby
Transfer stations and recyclers on CalRecycle's permit list. Many serve haulers and contractors only; some take the public. Call before going.
- Edom Hill Compost
- Trails End (Morongo Valley) Transfer St.
- SA Recycling
- Yucca Valley Transfer Station
- Idyllwild Transfer Station
Used motor oil
5 state-certified collection centers within 10 miles take used motor oil from the public, free. Closest 5:
- AutoZone #2877
- O’Reilly Auto Parts #3082
- Jiffy Lube #3312
- AutoZone #5568
- O'Reilly Auto Parts #4665
All used-oil drop-offs near Desert Hot Springs
TVs & electronics
1 state-approved e-waste collector within 15 miles. Call first; some are drop-offs, some do events or pickups.
- City of Cathedral City
All e-waste collectors near Desert Hot Springs
County household hazardous waste program
Riverside County operates permanent household hazardous waste collection facilities and periodic collection events for county residents. Business waste is not accepted through the residential program. Riverside County Department of Waste Resources
Before you haul it
- Couch, mattress or appliance? Most California cities include a few free bulky-item pickups a year with trash service. Call the number on your trash bill first; it may save the trip.
- Cover the load. Untarped loads are ticketed on the road and refused or surcharged at many gates.
- Landfills and transfer stations charge by weight with a minimum; many are card-only. Hazardous-waste sites are free for residents but need proof of address.
Nearby
Distances are straight-line from the center of Desert Hot Springs.