Glisan BottleDrop Redemption Center

Karol Lissett Rivera Zuniga (1/5 stars, a month ago): The security guard treated us rudely today February 25th at 5pm all by mistake just because my husband parked in a spot that is not permitted. The security man treated us very badly and did not allow us to leave the recycling he did not allow us to enter the premises and he said rude things to us and told us to never come back. He is not the owner of the warehouse. All this in the presence of many people

Andrew Wilkinson (4/5 stars, 2 months ago): This bottle drop is pretty much what you’d expect given that it attracts some of the houseless folk in the area. I imagine it’s a tough job for the staff and I have to give props to those working there—they really do sacrifice a lot to keep things running. Thank you for your hard work and dedication ha ha!

not telling (1/5 stars, 2 months ago): I brought in 2 bags of cans with 400 cans in each bag counted them right before I came in. Went thru the bulk counting line and only received $25-$28 for each bag of 400 cans. I brought it to their attention and they brushed me off I can only assume they know what is happening and profiting of each person that goes thru the bulk counting machine and pocketing hundreds of dollars each day. $10-$15 a person with the 300+ people that go thru the line each day. You do the math. I'll stick to the reverse vending machines from now on.