Recycling center in Cincinnati, OH

Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub

Name: Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub
Address: 911 Evans St Cincinnati OH 45204 USA, Cincinnati, OH, 45204, US
Telephone: (513) 629-9040
Rating: 4.9

911 Evans St Cincinnati OH 45204 USA

4.9 (59 reviews)

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About this center

Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub is a 501(c)(3) drop-off center at 911 Evans Street in Lower Price Hill that takes the household items curbside recycling in Hamilton County leaves out. The first floor houses the residential drop-off for electronics, batteries, light bulbs, TVs and monitors, cords and cables, tires, car seats, bike helmets, vapes, smoke detectors, foam, rigid and soft plastics, metal, shoes, denim, eyewear, and pop tabs. Some items carry a per-item or per-pound fee, and others are free. The Hub Shop on the fourth floor is a thrift store that sells donated reusable items, with proceeds funding the programs. Drop-off hours are Tuesday and Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM and Thursday from noon to 6 PM.

Materials accepted & services

Drop-off E-Waste Batteries Electronics Plastics Reuse Store Nonprofit Tires Textiles

Additional materials details

Accepts: Plastics #1-7 (including items not accepted curbside), flexible plastics, plastic bags and film, Styrofoam, electronics, appliances, textiles, clothing, shoes, accessories, books, toys, sporting goods, art supplies, household items, and many hard-to-recycle materials. Some items have small processing fees. See website for complete list and sorting guide.

Services offered

Residential drop-off
Hub Shop thrift store
Battery management program
Corporate workplace mini-hub
Educational outreach
Tinker Team

Areas served

CincinnatiHamilton County

Frequently asked questions

What days is the Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub open?

The residential drop-off is open Tuesday and Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM and Thursday from noon to 6 PM, with a few holiday closures.

Does the Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub charge fees?

Some items carry a per-item or per-pound fee, including electronics, batteries, tires, and TVs. Reusable item donations are free. A full price guide is posted online.

Where does the Hub send metal?

Metal is recycled locally by River Metals Recycling.

Is Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub open on Saturday?

Yes. Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub is open 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM on Saturdays, based on its listed hours. Hours can change around holidays, so call ahead to confirm.

Is Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub open on Sunday?

Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub lists itself as closed on Sundays. Hours can change around holidays, so call ahead to confirm.

Pricing information

Mix of free and fee-based services. Many materials accepted for free recycling. Specialty items may have small processing fees to cover recycling costs. Donations are tax-deductible. Check website or call (513) 629-9040 for specific item fees.

Special offers

Over 1.3 million pounds diverted from landfills since 2021! Tax-deductible donations accepted. Free recycling for many materials. Educational programs and workshops available. Volunteer opportunities to support sustainability. Reuse shop with affordable items.

Reviews & pricing

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Alicia Auseré

11 months ago

Review

Wow if only everyone took advantage of this place! What a difference we could make. Amazed with the variety of items they will take and how friendly their employees and volunteers are in helping you figure out their system.

Colette Dorais

a month ago

Review

Fantastic resource that takes almost anything. Bring your unmarked plastics plastic film of all sorts even batteries and light bulbs (for a nominal fee). Pre sort by number before you get there to save a lot of time. Also Kroger branded items are in separate bins.

Karthik Sankar (K Sankar)

5 months ago

Review

We go monthly once to drop our plastics. Very noble cause putting our planet ahead of everything else. Friendly people. Great vibes to see other environment friendly folks. When you visit. please support them by donating generously and sign up to be a volunteer.

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