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Trash and Recycling at M West II ♻️
Trash and Recycling at M West II ♻️
Miscellaneous/"junk" items are never permitted in the trash or recycling areas.
You must dispose of oversized and/or non-recyclable items not permitted in the compactor on your own. Schedule with PEC (starting at $75), use Atlanta's 311 service, hire a company like 1-800-Got-Junk, or arrange to donate items as appropriate. Note: The Salvation Army will pick up items for donation at no cost to you!
Our vendors (current 11/1/20+)
You must dispose of oversized and/or non-recyclable items not permitted in the compactor on your own. Schedule with PEC (starting at $75), use Atlanta's 311 service, hire a company like 1-800-Got-Junk, or arrange to donate items as appropriate. Note: The Salvation Army will pick up items for donation at no cost to you!
Our vendors (current 11/1/20+)
- Trash: Waste Management
- Recycling: Conex
- Glass Recycling: M-Pass Environmental and Strategic Materials
- Junk Removal: PEC
Trash details:
Recycling details:
Please note: Tanks (helium, propane, etc.) are never permitted in recycling containers or in the compactor.
Glass recycling details:
Please note: Do not put light bulbs in the glass recycling bins. M-Pass Environmental does not accept light bulbs of any kind. Please take light bulbs to Home Depot, CHaRM, or recycle your bulbs another way.
CONEX Recycling: Items accepted - 10/1/20
* Junk Mail? (w/w/out the plastic envelope viewing windows) Yes.* Small metal lids from glass bottles? Yes.* Do paper shreds need to be together in a paper bag to be recycled? Please. If not they will be all over the parking lot.* Since your company does single-stream service, can recyclables be placed in blue recycle-specific bags and added as-is to the green bins? Yes.______
We accept the following in containers marked Paper - Plastic - Aluminum:
• Aluminum (cans, foil, & pie pans)• Plastic containers 1-7 (bottles, food containers, etc.)• Steel (tin) cans• Newspaper• Phonebooks• Magazines• Office paper (including shredded)• Junk mail• Catalogs• Paper board (cereal & shoe boxes, notepad backing*)*Please remove metal spiral from notebooks
We accept the following in containers marked Paper - Plastic - Aluminum:
• Aluminum (cans, foil, & pie pans)• Plastic containers 1-7 (bottles, food containers, etc.)• Steel (tin) cans• Newspaper• Phonebooks• Magazines• Office paper (including shredded)• Junk mail• Catalogs• Paper board (cereal & shoe boxes, notepad backing*)*Please remove metal spiral from notebooks
CONEX Recycling: Items NOT accepted - 10/1/20
The blue and white bubble mailers from Amazon that say "recyclable"? Unfortunately no.
NO:
glass; polystyrene; styrofoam (i.e. packing material, egg cartons, styrofoam food trays); plastic grocery bags; rubber gloves; light bulbs; electronic devices; clothing; mirrors; household garbage; items having contained chlorine, paint, pesticides, acid, motor oil, or any hazardous materials
glass; polystyrene; styrofoam (i.e. packing material, egg cartons, styrofoam food trays); plastic grocery bags; rubber gloves; light bulbs; electronic devices; clothing; mirrors; household garbage; items having contained chlorine, paint, pesticides, acid, motor oil, or any hazardous materials
The Center for Hard to Recycle Materials (CHaRM) accepts many large items and tons of items Conex does not accept! Click here for a list of items CHaRM accepts.
You may take items to any of CHaRM's three Atlanta locations, or you may sign up for at-home pick-up service, CHaRM's Zero-Waste Patrol.
How to recycle items CHaRM does NOT accept:
You may take items to any of CHaRM's three Atlanta locations, or you may sign up for at-home pick-up service, CHaRM's Zero-Waste Patrol.
How to recycle items CHaRM does NOT accept:
- packing peanuts ---> take to UPS/other shipping stores
- coat hangers ---> please take to dry cleaner
- alkaline batteries; PVC pipes; furniture, scrap wood, and carpet; building materials, wood, joint compound, adhesive, roofing materials ---> contact Lifecycle Building Center
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