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Please follow these instructions when disposing of latex paint cans: Metal cans or plastic buckets containing latex paint must be dried out and then put in the garbage. Cans or buckets containing wet paint are NOT allowed in the garbage. To dry out small amounts of latex paint (less than 1-inch), leave the lid off […]https://staging.recology.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Paint.jpg