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    3.0 (8 reviews)
    Special Hours 7:30 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    The anacortes store employees are stellar. They didnt have the part I was looking for but went on a…read moredays long quest to find it for me. I had given up but they prevailed and called me back with a location, and the price, where I could get it. Exemplary customer service. Thank you!​

    I buy a lot of oil and filters from O'Reilly's as a commercial hauler. I find most of the employees…read morehere friendly and helpful. Unfortunately there's one young guy who is ridiculous about recycling oil. Twice I've encountered this employee when trying to recycle oil (which I purchased there). The first time I was told they were full and can't take any oil. I think it was the smile and pleasure he took in denying me? Today he asked if it was pure oil. As an honest person I said there's a small amount of diesel (maybe a cup) in the twelve courts as I drained a bit from my fuel filter housing. I was promptly told he couldn't take it as it's contaminated! For goodness sake that is ridiculous! It's a cup of diesel and I should not have said anything. He then lecturers me about a $10k fine etc. I explained to him that trace amounts of fuel is common in crankcase oil to which I got a lecture about how my engine must have a problem. Almost 900k miles original. As a former engineering superintendent of an oil spill response fleet in Prince William Sound I think I may know a bit more, but that's beside the point. The total lack of listening and immediate negativity just pissed me off. I have no idea what this employees level of education is and maybe he's dealt with people giving him horrible mixes of contaminated oil. I'm not that guy. The simplistic mindset and attitude just irritated me. I'll just do my business elsewhere from now as I don't appreciate lectures especially after spending hundreds of dollars over the years at O'Reilly's the Teton Valley and here. I'm just trying to be responsible and recycle. I've NEVER had an issue doing so for decades. A cup of diesel in twelve quarts of oil does NOT disqualify the sample for recycling per WA State guidelines. See below. Defining used oil What is used oil? Used oil is any oil refined from crude oil-- or any synthetic oil--that's contaminated by physical or chemical impurities due to its use. 10 These materials may qualify as used oil when spent: * Transmission fluid * Gear oil * Power steering Other oil materials may define as used oil if not contaminated with dangerous waste, such as: * Used oil recovered from ship bilge water or wastewater from an oil/water separator. * Used oil recovered from containers holding water and used oil. * Metal cutting fluids without chlorinated compounds. * Free-flowing oil recovered from oil titers, rags, and absorbents. Used oit residuals removed from a collection container and tank. * Mixtures of used oil with small amounts of fuel products like kerosene, diesel, gasoline, or jet fuel that were drained from fuel filters. See additional important definitions in Appendix C. Definitions. What isn't used oil? Materials that designate as dangerous wastesl1 aren't used oil, such a * Solvents like brake or carburetes cleaner, degreasers, and paints and stains (even if they're oil-based). * Ethylene glycol-based fluids (for example, antifreeze). 12 * Materials that designate as extremely hazardous waste (EHW). 13 I just saw the manager's response to my review and I appreciate it. Understandably the business needs to ensure the fluids they receive are compliant with state regulations. Hopefully this will result in a common sense realistic approach.

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