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Bay
Area Resources
DISPOSAL SERVICES
Many of these places will pick up
your
items for free
Disposal and Recycles:
San Mateo County
There may be free pick up days for major items.
Check with your Garbage Disposal Company for your
town.
http://www.recycleworks.org/resident/map.html
Allied Waste of S.M. Co.
650-592-2411
SSF Scavenger 650-589-4020
RDS Redwood Debris Box
650-872-2310
Coastside Scavenger/Seacoast
650-355-9000/355-84000
Recology San Bruno
650-583-8536
Greenwaste Recovery
650-568-9900
For questions
contact
RecycleWorks
1-888-442-2666
San Mateo County
Household Hazardous Waste Program - Call 650-372-6200
or go to
http://events.smhealth.org/events/
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Automotive Drop Off - Tires, Batteries, Oil
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Urban Wildlife Management, Inc.
UWM with has many years of experience
working with hoarders and their families when
things reach the end stage.
They specializes in property clean-up and disposal, sanitizing,
animal proofing,
and odor elimination.
They serve San Francisco and the Peninsula and work with private
individuals and community agencies.
Telephone
(650) 638-9029
Disposal and Recycles:
San Francisco County
Sunset Scavenger
Gives information about how to get
rid of your trash
http://www.sunsetscavenger.com/
SF Recycling and Disposal Inc (or,
the dump)
(415)
330-1400
This is the local dump.
http://www.sunsetscavenger.com/sfrd/sfdump.htm
Electronic Recycle Option
http://scrap-sf.org/contacts.htm
UNIVERSAL WASTE
DISPOSAL
On February 8, 2006, a new law took effect that prohibits putting universal
waste into the trash. Universal Waste can harm human health and the environment
if they are improperly disposed of, includes the following:
Electronic waste:
Computers, computer peripherals, telephones, cell phones, answering machines,
radios, stereo equipment, tape players/recorders, phonographs, VCR’s, CD
players/recorders, calculators, and microwave ovens.
Mercury-containing waste:
Fluorescent tubes, thermostats, high-intensity discharge lamps, sodium vapor
lamps, and metal halide lamps.
Consumer batteries:
Rechargeable, alkaline, NiCad, lithium, silver button and mercury.
Place household batteries in clear plastic bags, tie a knot on the top and place
on top of your bottle and cans in their recycling container. When the can and
bottles are sorted the workers will take out the batteries.
Goodwill will take cell
phones, computer monitors and televisions.
1-800- 4GOODWILL or
www.sfgoodwill.org
ASL:
will take computers and monitors at no charge.
520 Brannan St., San Jose
8:00-4:00, Monday –Friday
Loading Dock #1
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