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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the toll - free number for waste management?

  Waste Management In Minnesota toll free customer service phone number : +1(952) 890-1100 . Waste Management Maryland toll free customer service phone number : +1 800-834-2805 .

• Where can I recycle or recycle in Maple Heights?

  Computer recycling, as well as the Hazardous Waste round-up, can be dropped off at the Maple Heights Service garage, 5501 Dunham Road year round, weekdays ONLY from 7:30 AM until 3:00 PM. (No latex paint!!) OIL: Residents can return used oil in approved containers to the City Service Garage, 5505 Dunham Road.

• Can I Recycle my Old phone with O2 recycle?

  Recycling your old phone is straightforward with O2, and you don’t even have to be on our network. Since launching O2 Recycle, we’ve paid out over £30 million, and 9 out of 10 customers would recommend our service to their friends. With O2 Recycle, you can get up to £400 for your old phone, even if it’s damaged.

• How do you dispose of old cell phone?

  Recycle your old cordless phone . Companies like Barclay Enterprises will enable you to dispose of your cordless phone and base in an environmentally friendly manner. Depending on the recycler you choose, you may be able to drop your cordless phone off in person at an authorized recycling center.

• What is the recycling number for plastic?

  Number 4 plastics are known as PE-LD, or low-density polyethylene . This plastic recycling number is often applied to food bags and squeezable bottles, for products such as ketchup and mustard. Again, as with number 3 plastics, these are not commonly recycled. Number 5 plastics, or PP, are made from polypropylene .