Recycling & Waste
Bulbs - High Intensity Discharge (HID)
Legal Considerations
It is illegal to place high intensity discharge bulbs in the trash because they contain mercury.
Disposal
Bring high intensity discharge bulbs to the household hazardous waste collection sites for free.
- Remove bulb from fixture.
- Place bulb in original packaging or between cushioning fabric to prevent breaking.
- Do not tape bulbs together.
If a high intensity discharge bulb breaks, refer to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's website.
Recycle
You can also bring high intensity discharge bulbs to the recycle company listed below. Call to verify items accepted, hours and fees.
Recycle Companies
Green Lights Recycling, Inc.
10040 Davenport Street NE
Blaine, Minnesota, 55449