Accepted items: Dustpans, empty spray bottles, empty detergent bottles & nozzles, empty cleaning product bottles, lid tops, dryer sheets, brooms, mops, buckets
Not accepted: Solvents, drain cleaners, oven cleaners, disinfectant, toilet cleaners, detergents, fabric softeners, aerosol cans, bleach, all-purpose cleaners, degreasers, electric vacuum cleaners
Batteries, bulbs, liquids, hazardous items are not accepted

 

Collect with Extra Large TerraCycle Pouches

Recycle used cleaning supplies by using our Extra Large TerraCycle Pouch. Make sure to check off the “Used cleaning supplies” checkbox on the front of the TerraCycle Pouch. When the TerraCycle Pouch is full, seal it, then scan the QR code or log in to your account to schedule a pickup. Place the TerraCycle Pouch on your doorstep, and we’ll pick it up at the scheduled time.

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How we recycle

When we receive your bag, we check it in and sort out anything that isn't accepted waste.

When we receive your bag, we check it in and sort out anything that isn't accepted waste.

Materials are separated into categories based on processing requirements. All materials are size-reduced through shredding.

Materials are separated into categories based on processing requirements. All materials are size-reduced through shredding.

After processing, the raw materials are used to make new products, including <a href="/pages/community">items that will benefit your local community</a>.

After processing, the raw materials are used to make new products, including items that will benefit your local community.

Learn more about how we recycle used cleaning supplies ⬇

Each TerraCycle Pouch is opened upon receipt and visually inspected for any non-compliant materials, then consolidated for processing in bulk. 

The consolidated materials are then manually sorted into categories based on secondary stage mechanical processing requirements.

All materials are size-reduced through shredding. 

Metals are removed through magnetized and electrostatic sortation. Sorted metals are then smelted and formed for use in secondary metals manufacturing. The remaining plastic materials are then sorted by density profile and composition through multi-stage air, optical, and water-based mechanical sortation systems. 

Clean, sorted plastics are mixed with other plastics to make recycled plastic blends that are then used by various manufacturers to make new products.

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