Cooking oil
Cooking oil is not a hazardous waste, but it can cause damage to our environment. Because of this, cooking oil should never be dumped down the kitchen sink drain or into the toilet bowl.
Recycling and Disposal Locations
**FREE**Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facilities and Events
Click HERE for the HHW schedule
Earth 911
http://www.Earth911.com has a list of businesses and facilities that accept used cooking oil.
Riverside County Landfills
Food Waste and Cooking Oil - Accepted at all Riverside County Landfills with the following conditions:
If less than 50% moisture content and non-putrefied: accepted at all Riverside County Landfills with no special conditions.
If greater than 50% moisture content - See the Liquid Waste page.
Earth 911
http://www.Earth911.com has a list of businesses and facilities that accept used cooking oil.
Commercial Hauling Companies
This information above is offered as a public service in an effort to eliminate illegal and improper waste disposal. As the information may not be comprehensive, the Department encourages the public to research additional companies that are available for the services sought. The companies are not affiliated, endorsed or regulated by the Department. Accordingly, as with any professional service, please confirm the accuracy of the company’s information and request copies or verification of the company's license and/or permits to provide the service, prior to utilizing its services. Under no circumstances, directly or indirectly, shall the Department be held responsible or liable for reliance on this information. If you would like to include your company on the list, please contact [email protected] or call (951) 486-3200.