Recycling in Hawaii
Where to recycle, donate or get rid of things in 7 cities and towns across Hawaii. Pick your city, or search for your item. We also pick up anywhere in the state.
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Hawaii rules
- Chapter 342I, HRS bans lead-acid batteries from household rubbish and landfills. Source: Hawaii DOH: State Solid Waste Programs (opens in new tab)
- Used lead-acid batteries must go to battery retailers/wholesalers or DOH-permitted collection or recycling facilities. Source: Hawaii DOH: State Solid Waste Programs (opens in new tab)
- Chapter 342I, Part II, HRS bans whole motor vehicle tires from municipal and private landfills. Source: Hawaii DOH: State Solid Waste Programs (opens in new tab)
More Hawaii rules (6)
- Used whole motor vehicle tires must go to tire retailers/wholesalers or DOH-permitted tire collection facilities or recyclers. Source: Hawaii DOH: State Solid Waste Programs (opens in new tab)
- Hawaii law requires electronic device manufacturers to operate recycling programs. Source: Hawaii DOH: Electronic Device Recycling and Recovery Law (opens in new tab)
- Covered electronic devices include computers, printers and monitors. Source: Hawaii DOH: Electronic Device Recycling and Recovery Law (opens in new tab)
- Televisions with a viewable screen of nine inches or larger are covered electronic devices. Source: Hawaii DOH: Electronic Device Recycling and Recovery Law (opens in new tab)
- Manufacturer collection services include staffed drop-off sites, collection services (with a transportation fee) or collection events. Source: Hawaii DOH: E-waste Collection Locations (opens in new tab)
- Some manufacturers offer a free mailback option in addition to drop-off and collection. Source: Hawaii DOH: E-waste Collection Locations (opens in new tab)