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The easiest and most convenient way to disose of used oil,is to put it in disposable containers, and set it in front of your house,unattented,with a very large sign that says: For Sale $20.00 each" and then wait for someone to steal it.

but then you have to keep buying disposable containers.

Recycling center. Companies use used oil for their machinery.

Quote, originally posted by renate »then wait for someone to steal it.Hahaha. Good one.Quote, originally posted by zionzr2 »but then you have to keep buying disposable containers. Milk jugs.I bring mine to work. We recycle all of our oil from the compressors. Also the firehalls in the city take them. I don't know if that's a calgary thing or if more cities offer that option.

all the local auto parts stores by me have recyl. tanks where you can bring your used oil free of charge

Use it in a Castrol engine sludge commercial. You know, the ones they play 500 times a day on Speed.

Dump it down the storm drains. Its the sea creature's problem.

seeing as how this thread is all jokes:dispose? i just filter it though a coffee filter and reuse it! no need to waste $4 a quart! : oi have a plastic oil pan that has a cap, i keep the cap on it and when it's full i just walk the 2 blocks to the auto store and drain it there it also makes great lighter fluid for those summer bbq's

Quote, originally posted by tribalman » it also makes great lighter fluid for those summer bbq's If motor oil were easily flammable your engine would catch on fire. I tried using it on kindling at a beach once (because it hadn't crossed my mind that be design motor oil is not flammable), and it wouldn't light at all, we had to use some cheap cologne instead, that worked great.

I bring it to my Valvoline down the street, they take it for free and use it in their burner. No charge.Although I have been paying for changes lately cause I am not allowed to work on my car at my parents anymore, and since I live there still and have no garage, it makes it a little harder.

Quote, originally posted by tribalman »it also makes great lighter fluid for those summer bbq's If your motor oil is lighting up you've got a serious leak somewhere.