Originally Posted By: Bluestream
I use it to make French Fries, as it has no trans-fats in it...
Thats reversed! The guys with their "Bio Cars" ask the local McDonalds for their grease so the 20-year-old person can drive for liek a Month on it or something. Smelling liek Fries.
I have a galvanized five gallon can (I don't think it'll ever rust out!) it gets dumped into....when full, it goes to my county recycle barrel and most likely someone turns it into free electricity....that's fine by me!
Originally Posted By: NateDN10
I drain it into a pan, then pour it into the jug the new oil came in. Then I take it to Advance Auto or Autozone and pour it in their waste oil vat. I assume it's either re-refined or used to make asphalt or something.
Same here although I seldom have much used oil to deal with. Pretty much just yard equipment( snow blower and lawn mower )plus my 4-stroke outboard done once a year each. Vehicle's oil is changed at the dealer. After draining I use old milk jugs then take it to AutoZone for recycling.
I drop it off at Pepboys. When we used to sell Christmas trees we'd save it to paint the top of the stumps in January, though. There are some bugs that burrow in the sold stumps that can hatch out and attack the other (living) trees that used motor oil is really good at preventing.
I dump it into yellow Pennzoil bottles and haul them to the Conspiracy Theorist Supply shop, then fan the flames when they show up on rockinricers.com forums.
AutoZone. Since they mix the motor oil and gear and trans fluids, I'm assuming it gets burned eventually rather than recycled into new oil. Wish I knew what to do with antifreeze and brake fluid.
I have three 2.5Gal jugs that originally had Rotella 15W40 in it. I dump used oil in those until I have 5 Gallons and take it to WalMart for recycling.
If the oil came in a 5 quart jug, I put the used oil in the jug, and to autozone for recycling.
I also keep a few emptied windshield washer fluid gallon jugs around in case I change oil with 1 quart bottles - much easier to just drain into the washer fluid jugs vs. 1 quart bottles!! (yes I did try once) lol!!
I take my oil and filter to my trusted Infiniti master technician who changes it for only $15, and while it is on the lift get a free look-see of all components under the car.....quite a bargain in my book