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Proper disposal of Silicon Brake Fluid

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In a deal I acquired some silicon brake fluid in gallon tins. Unfortunately the tins are leaking. I have them sitting in a metal tray. What do I do with it so as not to foul the environment?
 
That stuff is kind of expensive.

Can you put it in gallon milk jugs or something like that?
 
I know Silicon doesn't absorb water like regular. Is there anything else to be worried about besides dirt or dust? I was thinking I could run it through cheese cloth or something and yes back into a good container.
 
Pour on firewood that you’ll be using outside?
 
Do whatever you would do with used engine oil
 
Contact your local sanitation department.
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According to clearcoproducts.com, disposal of DOT-5 silicone brake fluid should follow applicable local, state, or federal regulations. It should not be allowed to reach sewage systems, water courses, or groundwater.

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