What goes in the blue recycling cart in Napa?
All mixed recyclables go together, loose, in the blue cart, which comes in 95 or 35 gallons, and up to two recycling carts are free. Plastic bags, plastic wrappers, polystyrene foam, kitty litter, diapers, and broken dishes belong in the landfill cart. Food scraps, soiled paper, paper plates, coffee grounds, and branches 6 inches across or smaller go in the compost cart.
How do I get rid of electronics, appliances, and clothing in Napa?
Book a free Recycle More pickup. NRWS collects e-waste, metal appliances and large metal items, bagged clothing and shoes, batteries, fluorescent bulbs and tubes, and cooking oil from your curb by appointment only, through its Pickup Request Form. Keep all of these out of the blue cart. You can also drop off electronics free at 820 Levitin Way in American Canyon.
Where is the Napa household hazardous waste facility?
The Napa-Vallejo Household Hazardous Waste Facility is at 889A Devlin Road, off Highway 29 in south Napa, open Friday and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Households drop off free with no appointment. The limit is 15 gallons or 125 pounds per trip. It refuses radioactive materials, explosives, ammunition, e-waste, and controlled substances, and its Reuse Locker gives away usable leftover products.
Where do I take yard trimmings, tires, and scrap metal in Napa?
Go to the Napa Recycling & Composting Facility at 820 Levitin Way in American Canyon, open daily from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It takes yard trimmings, untreated wood, drywall, clean and dry carpet, scrap metal and appliances, tires under 22 inches, and e-waste. Yard trimmings cost $72 per ton with a $27 minimum. Concrete, asphalt, and dirt go to the Devlin Road Transfer Station instead.
How do I schedule a bulky item pickup in Napa?
Call NRWS at 707-255-5200. Bulky pickups of non-metal items such as furniture, mattresses, and toilets carry a fee, while large appliances, other large metal items, and e-waste go free through Recycle More. You can also recycle mattresses and box springs free at the Devlin Road Recycling & Transfer Facility. For a big cleanout, order a debris box through the NRWS customer portal.
Where can I drop off old paint in Napa?
Napa County lists three PaintCare drop-off sites in town: 971 Lincoln Ave (707-226-5211) and 7400 Steele Canyon Rd (707-226-9543), each with a 20-gallon limit per visit, and 3980 Bel Aire Plaza (707-690-0366), with a 10-gallon limit. Paint and other hazardous waste also go free to the Devlin Road facility on Fridays and Saturdays.