Chlorine Recycling

Chlorine is a toxic, yellow-green gas that is utilized in a variety of household goods and enterprises. At low quantities, chlorine has a strong, unpleasant smell that is comparable to bleach. In addition to being used to manufacture home chlorine bleach, it can be used to clean and whiten garments as well as surfaces in the kitchen and bathroom. Chlorine chemistry aids in the safety of drinking water and swimming pools.

How to Recycle Chlorine

For handling and disposing of chlorine tablets and related hazardous materials, there are many safe and responsible practices.

• Using up chlorine tablets
• Taking them to a hazardous waste facility
• Using a commercial chemical or hazardous waste collection operator
• Using a collection center
• Recycling in the polymer industry

Before making any decision, make sure that safety requirements are being met. Always verify the local laws and policies regarding the disposal of hazardous waste.

Make a significant impact by incorporating ethical recycling habits into your daily routine. Chlorine itself is a chemical element and not a metal, so it does not have scrap metal prices as metals do.