How to Dispose of Fluorescent Bulbs / CFLs in Denver, CO
Denver prohibits putting hazardous materials in trash, recycling, compost, or Large Item Pickup. Use the Household Hazardous Waste At-Your-Door program (typically one appointment per year for residents; schedule via the city’s HHW page / vendor) or the published paint and battery drop-off options.
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Local specifics
| Curbside pickup | No / special call or drop-off required |
|---|---|
| Average tipping fee | HHW At-Your-Door (limits; copay) / paint & battery drop-off programs |
| Hazardous rating | High |
| Nearest facility type | Denver Household Hazardous Waste program |
| Rule source level | city |
| Last verified | 2026-08-10 |
Common questions
LIP for paint?
No — hazardous materials are excluded from Large Item Pickup.
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