Oil-based paint and stains don’t last forever, and when they’ve gone bad, it’s time to think about paint disposal. Whether the paint has dried out or the stain smells off, these products can’t be used ...

House paint, if not recycled correctly, can be caustic to the environment. Here is everything you need to know about how to dispose of paint in a safe way. The post How to Dispose of Paint the Right ...

Paint is one of the most common items people dispose of incorrectly. Being a liquid, it isn't something that should go directly in the trash, and oil-based paints are highly flammable, so what should ...

Before you throw paint away, consider recycling or donating it if it's still good. Many states let you dry out and throw away old latex paint, but double-check with your town. Oil paint is a household ...

If you’ve ever wondered how to dispose of paint or where to throw away old paint cans, you’re not alone. It’s estimated that 868 million gallons of architectural paint are sold annually in the United ...

You’re not a proper homeowner until you’ve got a few stacks of half-used paint cans stashed in a dark corner of your basement, attic or shed. A few were leftover from when you threw a fresh coat on ...

Leftover paint can be something of a nuisance. We know we're probably not going to use what's left in the tin, but we don't want the additional clutter in our shed, garage, or supplies cupboard. The ...

Needless to say, you probably don't need that extra half-bucket of cerulean blue paint you used in your backyard pool area for ... pretty much anything else. So, what can you do with it? Here, we ...

If your spring cleaning plans include tackling the garage, you might be wondering what to do with those partially filled cans of paint. Sure, we need to keep a few for touch-ups, but after the colors ...