Recycling Centers in Bell, California

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Recycle Center (Cans, Bottles)

Bellflower Recycling Center

Bellflower Recycling Center, located at 17326 Woodruff Ave, Bellflower, CA 90706, has been serving the area's recycling needs since December 1992. They accept a wide variety of items for recycling, including plastic, scrap metal, batteries, TVs, and offer data destruction services. The center provides cash for recyclable items and emphasizes the benefits of recycling for both individuals and the planet. Additionally, they have a rewards program for customers. Contact information includes a telephone number for inquiries or appointments. Electronics Recycling – Payment Rates (Per Pound) LED TVs: \$0.15/lb CRT TVs: \$0.10/lb Plasma TVs: \$0.10/lb Computers (Desktops): \$0.15/lb Laptops: \$0.58/lb Routers: \$0.45/lb Tablets: \$0.25/lb Cell Phones: \$1.50/lb Circuit Boards: \$0.80/lb Motherboards: \$0.55/lb Power Ports/Adapters: \$0.25/lb Hard Drives: \$0.55/lb Printers: \$0.05/lb Accepted Items (No Payment): Old Technology (e.g., VCRs, fax machines) Price to be determined: Aluminum Brass

CRV Recycling Center

There are 1,338 recycling centers statewide in California that buy back empty California Refund Value CRV beverage containers. Most beverages sold in glass, plastic, or metal other than milk, medical food, and infant formula are subject to CRV. The centers are required to be open a minimum of 30 hours per week, at least five days a week, and at least one weekend day. Consumers can receive refunds on a per-container basis for up to 50 aluminum, 50 glass, 50 plastic, and 50 bi-metal CRV containers, with payment options of 5 or 10 cents per container. It's important to ensure containers are clean and free of contaminants, and if recycling more than 50 containers of one material type, the payment method is determined by the recycling center operator. Visitors should be aware that the decision to pay by count or weight is at the discretion of the recycling center, and daily load limits apply for different materials. If a load includes ineligible containers, the center may reject the load or pay only scrap value.