Hand Sanitiser Disposal

Compliant disposal of expired, surplus or recalled alcohol hand sanitiser, gels and wipes in any volume.

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Our service

How our hand sanitiser disposal service works

Alcohol hand sanitiser is a flammable liquid, so it cannot go down the drain or into general waste. We collect expired and surplus stock in bottles, pump dispensers, cartridges, drums and IBCs, along with pallets of unsold retail product.

Sanitiser can be safely disposed of with packaging separated and recycled where the material allows. Bulk clearances, secure destruction of branded stock and full consignment documentation are all included.

Every collection includes the same standard of care as a matter of course. The material is taken to licensed disposal or recycling sites in our network, and your hazardous waste consignment note is returned to you for your records.

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What we collect

Hand sanitiser waste we collect

  • Bottled and pump dispenser gel
  • Wall cartridge refills
  • Drums and IBCs of bulk sanitiser
  • Alcohol wipes and sachets
  • Recalled or out of date retail stock
  • Empty contaminated packaging
CONTACT US

Request a quote for our hand sanitiser disposal service

Send us the details and our experts will come back to you with a quote, packaging guidance where required, and a collection date that suits your site.

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Why it matters

The importance of safe hand sanitiser disposal

Hand sanitiser disposal is controlled for good reason. Handled badly it puts people, drains and watercourses at risk, and the waste stays legally yours long after it leaves your gate. Doing it properly protects your staff, your business and the environment.

Protects your people

Compatible containers, correct labelling and trained handling remove the burn, fume and reaction risks that come with badly stored waste.

Keeps you compliant

Duty of care follows the waste. Licensed carriage, licensed disposal sites and accurate paperwork give you the evidence you need.

Protects the environment

Where the stream allows we recover rather than destroy, so useful material goes back into productive use.

Why choose us

Why businesses choose our professional service

We can look after the whole movement, from collecting the waste to returning the signed consignment note, so your team is not left chasing paperwork.

  • 01

    Licensed waste carrier

    Registered waste carriers using licensed disposal sites, with documentation for your records.

  • 02

    Trained people, correct equipment

    ADR trained drivers, compliant vehicles and UN approved packaging are available for specific waste types.

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    Nationwide collection

    We cover the whole of the country, from a single drum to a full site clearance.

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    Clear pricing and planning

    Written quotations with no hidden charges, and collections scheduled around your site hours.

How collection works

Our hazardous waste disposal process

  1. 01

    Get in touch

    Send us the waste type, volume, storage information, images and collection address. We will then provide you with a quote.

  2. 02

    Collection and transport

    The waste is then collected and transported to one of the licensed disposal or recycling sites in our network.

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    Delivered and documented

    The waste is handled by the receiving site, and your signed hazardous waste consignment note is returned for your Duty of Care records.

Used hand sanitiser bottles packed into a waste drum and boxes at a transfer facility
Frequently asked questions

Hand sanitiser disposal questions answered

Common questions asked for commercial and industrial sites. If your question is not here, call 0845 366 9306 and our experts will answer it.

Why is hand sanitiser classed as hazardous waste?

Alcohol based hand sanitiser is flammable, so surplus and expired stock is hazardous waste and must be collected under a consignment note.

Do you collect pallets of unsold sanitiser?

Yes. We regularly clear full pallets and container loads of out of stock and expired hand sanitiser from warehouses and distributors.

Can the alcohol be recovered?

Where the stock is suitable, the alcohol content is recovered or used for energy recovery at a licensed disposal site rather than simply destroyed.

Do you remove branding and packaging?

Stock can be processed so branded packaging is destroyed, with confirmation provided where you need evidence of destruction.

Nationwide hazardous waste collection, wherever your site is

From a single drum to a full site clearance, we collect across England, Scotland and Wales with the paperwork handled for you.