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Put it in an oil recovery container.
The engine oil of our vehicle must be changed periodically in accordance with the vehicle's maintenance schedule. Once removed, it must be disposed of in a special container for recovering industrial oils. Sometimes local councils also provide a number of recycling points for waste that cannot be put in ordinary containers. Under no circumstances should this oil be put in the usual bin, as it can cause serious pollution.
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Put it in an oil recovery container.
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