Recycling centers that accept: Gasoline and Kerosene

These fuels are not recyclable.
REUSE
Try to use the extra fuel or give away to a friend, neighbor, or local mechanics.
DISPOSE OF
Do not mix these fuels, put them near an open flame or in direct sunlight, pour down any drains, or pour on the ground.
Both fuels may be disposed of by mixing them with an absorbent material, such as litter, newspaper, or sawdust, put in a bag, and disposed of along with the empty container at a landfill. You can also let them evaporate in a well-ventilated area away from children, pet, and heat sources.
See this link for a list of trash landfill locations: http://www.gwinnettcb.org/gwinnettcb/gwinnettcb/get-engaged/disposal-options/landfills/

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Jake Johnson's Garage

Some items may require a small fee.
Automotive Batteries – Free to recycle

5932 Cumming Hwy
Sugar Hill, Georgia 30518
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Phone: 770-932-2920 Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-6:00pm, Saturday 8:00am-2:00pm, Closed Sunday Materials Accepted: Aluminum Cans, Antifreeze, Batteries - Automotive, Marine and Motorsport, Brake Fluid, Coat Hangers- Metal, Gasoline and Kerosene, Hydraulic Fluid, Metal Scrap - building supplies/ surplus materials/ vehicle parts, Motor Oil, Soda Can Tabs, Tires - Used, Transmission Fluid