Lacquer does not have a recycling market but should be disposed of as household hazardous waste.

Latex paint can be reprocessed into new latex paint. In some communities, it may be treated as household hazardous waste.

Lead paint chips can have negative health impacts if improperly handled. Professional removal is an alternative.

Although paint cans are usually steel, their contact with paint limits the recycling market. All paint should be removed.

Oil-based paints do not have a recycling market but should be disposed of as household hazardous waste.

Paint strippers do not have a recycling market but should be disposed of as household hazardous waste.

Paint thinners do not have a recycling market but should be disposed of as household hazardous waste.

This paper can be recycled into new printer paper or down-cycled into toilet paper.

Plastic paint cans' contact with paint limits the recycling market. All paint should be removed.

Varnish does not have a recycling market but should be disposed of as household hazardous waste.

Stains do not have a recycling market and should be disposed of as household hazardous waste.