close by recycling center near my house. good for plastic, glass and mixed fiber. very convenient…read morebut could be kept a little cleaner ideally. randomly gets pretty crowded but good sign so why not. happy recycling :) I mean what more could I say about a a recycling center yelp. ‍

Very rude and unprofessional, would not recommend having any dealing with them. Try to communicate…read moreand make a purchase from them and they call you an idiot. Not very business minded or people friendly, I plan on spreading the word to everyone I speak with

You do need to have everything sorted and clean. I've never had a problem with rudeness but it does…read morerun a lot smoother if you get out and help. it takes a bit to learn what goes in with the cardboard and that newspaper is it's own area, etc.

Would not recommend this place to my worst enemy. The website says they're happy to help new…read morecustomers. Yeah right. Pulled in and the old lady at the window refused to look at us. After a few minutes of being ignored a nasty old man came up to me and said "you can get out of the car and help!". I apologized and said I had never been there before and he was outright rude.

I recently moved to this area, and out of city limits. Having gotten used to curbside recycling,…read morehaving to box up and save it requires a little more foresight on my part. This facility clearly marks what kinds of recyclables they take- even with some example jugs/bottles stapled to the signs. It's open 24 hours to drop off your recyclables, so there's no reason why you can't make it to do your little part to help save the environment!

I just moved to town and this is one of my favorite places thus far. It's really handy because you…read morecan drop off your recyclables 24 hours a day! (Great for cleaning out the house of boxes and packing paper.) Some folks seem to like to smash their glass bottles one at a time, just for kicks. I say if it keeps them off the street and in the recycling pile, more power to 'em! It's also great because you can drop off the three thousand plastic bags that the nice baggers at the Country Mart like to give out - the city recycles them, but just won't accept them in the curbside pick up because they'll end up "blowing all around town." There's also a compost pile on site (not open 24 hours a day, see website for hours) that accepts yard waste, and gives out free compost in the springtime! I was kind of sad they don't accept food waste as compost, but it's better than nothing. Keep up the good work, city and citizens of Rolla!!