at Maple Leaf Ace Hardware Fasterners! Fasteners? Yes, we've had them before, but now our fastener aisle is even better. We have added many new categories and a wider range of sizes to our fastener selection. We offer more SIZES, more METRIC, and more STAINLESS. Come on in and check out our friendly, happy new fastener section — you can't miss it, it is a friendly, happy color of yellow!
Visit Lou's Tips from the Toolbox, where every month Ace's "Helpful Hardware Man" Lou Manfredini will share some helpful hints and tips to keep you on tract with keeping up with your home. Whether you're an expert or a novice, Lou's Tips from the Toolbox will give you some great ideas on what you can be doing every month to get the most out of your home.
Electrical Housewares, Hand Tools, Heating & Cooling, Home Safety, Lawn & Garden Chemicals, Lawn & Garden Supplies, Non-electric Housewares, Outdoor Living, Outdoor Power Equipment, Paint & Decorating Products, Plumbing Supplies, Power Tools
Ceilings, Concrete, Doors & Windows, Flooring, Gas & Electrical, Home Projects: Before you start, Home Safety, Lawn Care and Landscaping, Nails & Screws, Outdoor Building Projects, Outdoor Living, Painting, Sanding, & Wallpapering, Plumbing, Storage Projects, Walls, and Weatherproofing Your Home
Batteries, fuses, lights, switched, outlets, and more.
We want you to be well-grounded when dealing with electrical issues.
The tools, the supplies, and the procedures that will keep your head above the water.
Planting, watering, fertilizing, digging, pruning, and more.
Make your painting go smoother and look more professional.
Use our hardener additive — available at our paint counter — and then throw it in the trash.
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Open the can and let it dry out on its own (1/4 can or less)
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Oil/Alkyd based paints may be taken to the hazardous waste. Latex paint and latex paint stains are no longer considered hazardous waste. If latex paint/stain cannot be used up or given away, it may be disposed of in the garbage if it is dried up. Liquids are not allowed in the garbage.
North Seattle: 206-296-4692, by appointment only.
South Seattle: Thu, Fri, Sat 10am - 4pm, no appointment necessary. More info (including all other disposal items)
For City of Seattle residents, unused pesticides are considered a household hazardous waste. To dispose of them either use up as directed (provided the products are still currently registered) or dispose of at a hazardous waste collection facility.
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Disposal down the drain or in the trash is illegal in Washington State.
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Pesticides generated by small businesses are not eligible for disposal at the household hazardous waste sites. For information on hazardous waste disposal for small businesses, call the Business Waste Line at 296-3976, or visit the Business Waste Web site
at Maple Leaf Ace Hardware
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