Wondering what to do with?… Search our handy A-Z Disposal Guide to find out how to properly dispose of (or recycle) most common household items.
Post-it Notes
Post-it notes can be recycled at all recycling drop-off locations or in your curbside recycling container.
Read More...Posters
Posters can be recycled at all recycling drop-off locations or in your curbside recycling container.
Read More...Power Supply Cords (Used to Charge Electronic Devices)
Power supply cords used to charge electronic devices are banned from Vermont landfills, however, we are a drop-off site for VT State e-waste recycling. Please check in at the scale house, most electronics cords are free to recycle, and do NOT require an access sticker or day pass. See our E-Waste page for more information.
Read More...Prescription Bottles
Prescription bottles, or pill bottles, can’t be recycled at curbside or transfer stations. They’re often made from polypropylene, or #5 plastic, which sorting machines find tricky to handle. While they can be recycled in theory, they usually slip through the machinery, so special mail-back or drop-off programs are needed. Check out VT’s mail-back program for […]
Read More...Printer (Computer)
Computers printers are banned from Vermont landfills, however, we are a drop-off site for VT State e-waste recycling. Please check in at the scale house, computer printers are usually free to recycle and do NOT require an access sticker or day pass. See our E-Waste page for more information. Printer cartridges can be recycled at any […]
Read More...Propane, Pressurized Tanks & Fire Extinguishers
No access sticker is required to dispose of pressurized tanks Empty propane tanks and other gas cylinders are banned from Vermont landfills. For safety reasons, propane tanks should not be placed in the trash. Empty propane tanks (30 lbs. or smaller) and/or other pressurized tanks such as oxygen and helium CANNOT be placed in the recycling […]
Read More...Radiator Flush
Radiator Flush is a hazardous material and banned from Vermont landfills. All hazardous materials must be brought to one of our Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
Read More...Receipts
Receipts can be recycled at all recycling drop-off locations or in your curbside recycling container.
Read More...Recyclables
Please see our Recyclables page for details on what is acceptable and what is not. Please place recyclables loose in your recycling container, or if you bag it, always dump it out of plastic bags before putting into recycling bins! Placing non-recyclable items that we wish were recyclable — but are not — is something […]
Read More...Refrigerant
Refrigerant is a hazardous material and banned from Vermont landfills. All hazardous materials must be brought to one of our Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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