Klamath Falls, Oregon

Recycling centers in Klamath Falls

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3 locations

BottleDrop

2702 Eberlein Ave Klamath Falls OR 97603 USA

3.7/5(267 reviews)

BottleDrop is a beverage container redemption center based at 2702 Eberlein Avenue in Klamath Falls, Oregon.

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Listed hours: Mon-Sun 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Southern Oregon Recycling LLC

1650 Owens St Klamath Falls OR 97601 USA

4.8/5(8 reviews)

Southern Oregon Recycling LLC operates as a recycling drop-off center in Klamath Falls, Oregon at 1650 Owens Street.

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You Pull It Auto Wreckers

2926 Montelius St

You Pull It Auto Wreckers at 2926 Montelius St in Klamath Falls has operated since 1984 as a self-service salvage yard and scrap metal buyer. The yard accepts junk cars and pickups and pays for brass radiators, steel, aluminum, and stainless steel.

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Listed hours: Open Tuesday through Saturday

Accepts: Junk cars, Junk trucks, Scrap steel, Aluminum, Stainless steel, Brass radiators

Services: U-pull auto parts · Scrap metal recycling · Junk vehicle purchasing · Auto disposal

When is You Pull It Auto Wreckers open?

The yard is open Tuesday through Saturday.

Does the yard buy scrap metal?

Yes. They purchase steel, aluminum, stainless steel, brass radiators, and junk vehicles.

Materials Accepted in Klamath Falls

Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Klamath Falls include Plastic Containers, Glass Bottles, Bulk Count Station, Green Bag Program, BottleDrop Plus. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.

Recycling in Klamath Falls, Oregon

Waste Management (WM) collects garbage and curbside recycling in Klamath Falls, with 35, 64, and 96-gallon rollcarts inside the Urban Growth Boundary. Recycling and garbage go out on the same day every week. WM refuses glass at the curb, so the city sends bottles and jars to the Klamath County Landfill at 801 Old Fort Road, which also takes mattresses, used oil, and light bulbs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Klamath Falls have curbside recycling?

Yes. WM picks up recycling weekly on your garbage day. Set the rollcart at the curb the night before. Pickups run on every holiday except Christmas and New Year's Day, when collection slides one day later that week and Friday customers get Saturday service. Log in to MyWM or email pnwrsservices@wm.com to confirm your day.

What goes in the Klamath Falls recycling cart?

Clean paper and cardboard, all plastic bottles and jugs, yogurt-type tubs of 6 oz. or larger, rigid plant pots 4 inches or larger, buckets of 5 gallons or smaller, metal cans, foil and foil trays, and empty aerosol cans. Tuck each can lid inside the can and crimp it shut. Shredded paper goes in a paper bag. Scrap metal qualifies under 30 inches and 30 pounds.

Where do I recycle glass in Klamath Falls?

Take glass bottles and jars to the Klamath County Landfill at 801 Old Fort Road, the drop-off the City of Klamath Falls names for glass. WM's curbside program does not accept glass in any form, so keep it out of the rollcart.

Where can I get rid of an old mattress in Klamath Falls?

Take mattresses to the Klamath County Landfill at 801 Old Fort Road or to Klamath Works at 2640 Montelius Street (541-887-8495). For paper products beyond what fits in the cart, use the landfill or the WM Depot at 1812 Greensprings Drive.

Where do I take used oil, paint, light bulbs, and batteries in Klamath Falls?

Used motor oil goes to Valvoline (541-273-3744), Jiffy Lube (541-884-5808), or the county landfill. Sherwin-Williams (541-884-7704) takes paint and Staples (541-882-1611) takes batteries. For light bulbs, use North Coast (541-884-4171) or the landfill, which also takes light fixtures with the ballasts intact.

Can I pay by card at the Klamath County landfill and transfer stations?

Yes at the Klamath Falls Landfill and the Tingley Lane Transfer Station, which take cash, check, and debit or credit cards with a $1.49 card processing fee. The other county transfer stations and the Chemult Landfill take cash and check only.

Recycling tips for Klamath Falls

  • •Oregon bans computers, TVs, laptops, and monitors from the garbage, so never set them in the cart or at the curb.
  • •Bring cash or a check to any county transfer station other than Tingley Lane, since only Tingley Lane and the Klamath Falls Landfill take cards.
  • •Klamath County runs free yard debris disposal days in early May and early November, and posts the dates the month before.
  • •Scrap metal over 30 inches or 30 pounds goes to Cascade Metal Recycling (541-205-0055) or Klamath Metals (541-883-3583), not the cart.
  • •When a holiday falls on a Monday, many county transfer stations close the following Tuesday to observe it.

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