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Get My Peddle Offer218 Runyon St Hot Springs AR 71901 USA
The Recycling Center located at 218 Runyon Street is open Monday to Friday from 7AM to 3:30PM. They accept Electronic Waste (E-Waste) such as computers, monitors, televisions, keyboards, VCRs, DVD players, microwaves, and other small electronics. All items accepted at the Drop-Off Center are also welcomed at the Recycling Center. Additionally, there is a Recycling Drop-Off Center at the corner of Valley and Runyon streets accessible 24 hours a day. Materials accepted here include aluminum (no tin cans, foil, siding, or pie pans - crush cans to save space), corrugated cardboard (flatten boxes, no pasteboard), glass (bottles and jars only, no window glass or mirrors), mixed paper (newspaper, office paper, junk mail, magazines, telephone books - do not tie or bag newsprint), Plastic Grade 1 (two-liter drink bottles, water bottles, any plastic container with the chasing arrow triangle with a 1 inside), and Plastic Grade 2 (milk jugs, laundry detergent bottles, bleach bottles, any plastic container with the chasing arrow triangle with a 2 inside). Labels do not have to be removed for plastic items.
Services: Recycling drop-off · 24-hour drop-off center · Curbside recycling signup · Earth Angel recycling program
Accepts: Aluminum cans, Corrugated cardboard, Glass bottles and jars, Mixed paper, Plastic #1, Plastic #2
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Hot Springs include Aluminum Cans, Cardboard Recycling, Glass Recycling, Plastic Recycling, Electronics Recycling. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Hot Springs sits inside a national park, and the city runs its own solid waste department rather than leaving recycling to a county district. Two separate city facilities sit within a block of each other on Runyon Street: a staffed Recycling Center that takes electronics, and an unstaffed drop-off lot that is open around the clock. Knowing which one you need saves a second trip, because they do not accept the same things.
The Recycling Center is at 218 Runyon Street and is open 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday through Friday. It accepts everything the drop-off center takes, plus electronics.
Yes. The Recycling Drop-Off Center at the corner of Valley and Runyon streets is accessible 24 hours a day. It does not accept electronics, so those need the staffed Recycling Center during weekday hours.
Yes, at the staffed Recycling Center on Runyon Street. The city lists computers, monitors, televisions, keyboards, VCRs, DVD players, microwaves, and other small electronics as accepted e-waste.
Only grades 1 and 2. That means containers marked with a 1 or a 2 inside the chasing arrow triangle, such as two liter drink bottles, water bottles, milk jugs, laundry detergent bottles, and bleach bottles. Crush them to save space.
Corrugated cardboard only, meaning the kind with a wavy layer between two flat layers. Pasteboard such as cereal or shoe boxes is not accepted. Mixed paper covers newspaper, office paper, file folders, junk mail, magazines, and phone books, and it must be dry, clean, and unbagged.
Aluminum cans only. Tin cans, foil, siding, and pie pans are excluded. The city suggests a refrigerator magnet test: if the magnet sticks, the item is not aluminum.
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