Light bulbs: LED

Recommended disposal options

Recycle

Find a hardware store or business that accepts LED lights for recycling.

Hazardous materials precautions

Place bulbs in their original packaging to prevent breakage. If you no longer have the original packaging, cushion bulbs using blankets, towels or newspaper. Do not tape bulbs together.
Other disposal options

Hennepin County drop-off facilities

See restrictions and instructions below:

Drop-off facilities accept:

LED bulbs

Locations

Fee

No charge

Drop-off limit

25 bulbs per household per 12 month period

Materials preparation

Separate bulbs and ballasts from fixtures before coming to the drop-off facility. Staff will not separate the ballasts from light fixtures for you.

Hazardous materials precautions

Place bulbs in their original packaging to prevent breakage. If you no longer have the original packaging, cushion bulbs using blankets, towels or newspaper. Do not tape bulbs together.

Drop-off facilities do not accept:

No incandescent or halogen lights.

No LED light bulbs used for business purposes, including home businesses and property managers.

LED bulb

Light emitting diode (LED)  light bulb