Recycling centers in East Bethel, Minnesota

Community focused since 2005, All Appliance Recycling is a recycling center located at 18641 Highway 65 NE, East Bethel, MN 55011-9548, easily accessible from the Kwik Trip Exit across from the East Bethel Movie Theater. They have saved over 20,000,000 pounds of recyclable materials from landfills and offer drop-off hours from Monday to Saturday, with Sunday drop-offs available by appointment only. They accept all appliances, electronics, and equipment of all sizes, providing affordable and accessible recycling services to the north metro counties in Minnesota. In addition to drop-off and pickup services, they host local community recycling events and cater to commercial inquiries, offering custom solutions for businesses. With a friendly staff and competitive prices, All Appliance Recycling is highly recommended by customers for their efficient and clutter-reducing services. Visitors can also look forward to upcoming community events in Lino Lakes, Oak Grove, and other locations.

The Recycling Center is located at 2761 Viking Boulevard NE, near the intersection of Viking Boulevard County Road 22 and East Bethel Boulevard County Road 15 next to Fire Station 1. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Acceptable materials include aluminum beverage cans, steel food cans, antifreeze, appliances (excluding electronics, tires, and TVs), automotive batteries, clothing drop box, corrugated cardboard (flattened), glass (food/beverage bottles, jars), mixed paper (junk mail, magazines, catalogs), newspaper (supplements, phone books), scrap metal (free of plastic, glass, wood, rubber, no electronics or TVs), used oil, and used oil filter. Not accepted are plastic or wood items. Recycling at this center saves energy significantly, such as 90% less energy for an aluminum can from recycled aluminum compared to new metal, 50% less energy for glass from recycled glass, 75% less energy for paper from virgin wood pulp, and roughly 10% of the energy for recycling plastics compared to making them from virgin materials. Additionally, residents can recycle old vehicles through Wheels for Wishes, a charity that benefits local children's charities in Minnesota by picking up old vehicles for free and recycling or auctioning them. For old cell phones, eyeglasses, or printer cartridges, visitors can bring them to City Hall during business hours for recycling.

U Pull R Parts runs a second Minnesota self-service yard in East Bethel with searchable online inventory and thousands of cars and trucks on the lot. Customers pull their own parts and can sell unwanted vehicles to the yard.