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Fire extinguishers are classified as hazardous waste and must be disposed of responsibly.

To ensure correct disposal, you can:

  • Visit your local recycling centre. Make sure to check first if they accept fire extinguishers before travelling.
  • Contact a fire extinguisher supplier or service company. They usually offer disposal services.