Bottle Drop - Fred Meyer Oakgrove

6495 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy Hillsboro OR 97123 USA

2.3 (25 reviews)

Bottle Drop - Fred Meyer Oakgrove recycling center in Hillsboro, OR - View of facility

About This Center

At the BottleDrop Redemption Center located at 6495 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy in Hillsboro, OR 97124, visitors can sign up for a new BottleDrop account, purchase Green Bags for use with their account, drop off Green or Blue Bags at the secure drop door on premises, and return containers through a self-serve return machine. The center also offers the option to use the BottleDrop kiosk to print a voucher for account funds, which can be redeemed for cash at the checkout counter. Additionally, visitors can withdraw their BottleDrop account funds and print a BottleDrop PLUS store credit voucher worth 20% more at this retailer. The center operates daily from 8am to 8pm, and visitors are advised to inquire locally for specific details such as the daily limit, which varies by location. For more information on the return process and other services, visitors can visit the Customer Service page on the website.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

BottleDrop Redemption CenterGreen BagsBlue BagsSelf-serve return machineBottleDrop kioskAccount funds voucherCash redemptionBottleDrop PLUS store credit voucherDaily operating hours

Featured Reviews

Tony H

Tony H (4/5 stars, a year ago): The bottle drop kiosk is inside the Fred Meyer's grocery side entrance. Use this machine to sign up for your bottle drop card and you also use this machine to redeem your money with a voucher.

Christy Gilbert

Christy Gilbert (2/5 stars, a year ago): I shop here so it’s convenient sort of. Unfortunately it’s also kind of awful. When I drove by today I could smell it from my closed car and the stench up close was unreal. There are 2 doors for green bag drop off - or there used to be. One was broken for so long without being fixed they finally just boarded it up. The other door works fine but slams shut when you bend down to pick up your bag. I can’t hoist a full bag that high with one hand so I have to hold the stinky dirty door open with my back while I deposit the bag - if it’s not completely full which it often is. Then I have to page an overworked employee and that’s no fun for anyone. I like the idea of bag redemption in theory. In practice it does not work well at least here.

Shayne Fletcher

Shayne Fletcher (1/5 stars, 8 months ago): Straight fraud going on here. Severe under count on nearly every bag turned into them. I started counting because it became obvious and since the time they quit charging to count the counts have been way off. Perhaps they are just giving an average or something but it's no where close.