Walla Walla Recycling Inc
827 N. 121th Avenue , Walla Walla, Washington, United States

WHAT ARE NON-FERROUS METALS?

NON-FERROUS METALS are items such as aluminum, copper, brass, radiators and stainless steel.  These items need to be presorted into different types.  Items paid for according to types and whether they are contaminated with steel, wood, etc.  PLEASE CALL FOR CURRENT PRICES 509-525-1482.

WHAT IS E-CYCLE?

E-Cycle would be things such as computers, monitors, keyboards, towers, cables, laptops, copy machines (no large commercial types), cell phones and accessories, and televisions of any size.  These items may be dropped off during business hours.  We do NOT accept batteries.

Here are the items we Recycle

• HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Aluminum Cans, Paper Items, Cardboard, Plastics, Tin Food Cans.

• NON-FERROUS METAL: Aluminum, Copper, Brass, Radiators, Lead, and Stainless Steel

• E-CYCLE: Computers, Towers, Cables, Monitors, Keyboards, Laptops, Copy Machines, Cell Phones and Accessories, Television of any size.

  Some items we pay for, others we accept but do not pay for.HOUSEHOLD ITEMS EXPLAINED:

• Aluminum cans may be brought on in large plastic bags, not small bags. They can be flattened or not. You may include aluminum foil and aluminum foil pans.

• Paper may be lain flat in paper bags, tied in small bundles or placed in boxes. You may include newspaper, computer paper, ledger paper, colored paper, magazines, catalogs, phone books, junk mail, slick paper, and paper ream wrappers.

• Cardboard may be flattened, smaller items can be placed in paper bags, or put in boxes. You may include corrugated boxes, paperboard items such as paper towel centers, tissue boxes, cereal bowls, cereal boxes, paper bags, and pop boxes.

• Plastics must have lids removed. We accept all household numbered plastic except STYROFOAM and containers that contain hazardous material. Plastics sorted as #1 PETE, Natural #2’s and all others.

• Tin food cans such as food cans are accepted. We ask that you rinse out the cans prior to bringing them. You can leave the label on the container.