They have a main office in Kansas City [(816) 221-2645] with the branch location here in Omaha…read more I had roughly 500 gallons of used hydraulic oil from machines to be recycled. Our normal company we use to use is slowing getting out of the business. We had to find someone and pretty quick. We looked up Absolute Recycling. The driver Ray was awesome. He was on-time, professional and very courteous. He explained all the details, cleaned up what little mess there was. He even had oil absorbent pads for his gear and feet as to not leave a mess. He did a great job and we will sure be calling this place again. EPA ID - M0R000533323 State ID - 04315 Check them out for your oil recycling, you won't be disappointed.

From the owner: We recycling used oil and antifreeze onlyread more

Signed up after being told about it by a friend, who didnt mention a charge. The website didnt…read moremention a charge when I signed up either, on the front page or the sign up page. When they surprised me with a bill, I told them I didnt sign up for anything like that, and didnt hear bqck from then for a few months - when they sent a message threatening to send a now mutiple month charge for something I never signed up for, and had cancelled months earlier. Watch out for these people - they are not to be trusted.

I love Curbside Reward. The low monthly fee ($10) is well worth the convenience of the large…read morewheeled cart to hold papers, aluminum, plastic bottles and all the other things that can be recycled. No sorting is necessary and there is no need to bundle papers or flatten cans or separate cans from bottles. The design of the cart makes it easy to wheel to the curb even when it is full of heavy magazines and newspapers. The bi-weekly pick up schedule is well timed for my situation as the cart is usually full after two weeks. I have used the Recycle Bank rewards program to purchase gift cards, movie tickets and magazine subscriptions and have been pleased with that process.

I was able to go on a tour of the facility with a work group and found it super interesting to see…read morehow what we put in our bin on the curb gets sorted and recycled. Our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and explained in detail the process although I couldn't always hear him because of the noise. We were given hard hats and eye protection while touring the warehouse for safety. The plastics from the orange hefty bag program are made into little pellets which are then made into plastic lumber which can be purchased factory direct for less than the big box stores charge. So glad I was able to visit!

I am staying in a hotel and they don't recycle, but I do, so I drove on down to their 24/7 "corral"…read moreof recycling fun. Easy as pie. Update 11/19/08: Back again with this weeks worth of recycling. There were about 5 other cars that showed up while I was there - a happening spot!

Cleanest yard I have ever seen and pay great attention easy to get in and out and the staff are…read moreamazing

The employees are knowledgeable and helpful so I ended up with more than I expected. Be prepared to…read moreseparate your material but if you have questions, the employees will help you to learn. The office ladies were an added bonus. Appears to be a fun place and very clean.

I have been bringing old electronics to Cross Recycling for a few years but needed to buy a monitor…read morefor a work-from-home project. Cross was the first place that popped into my head. They told me to take a picture of the computer ports & they would be able to match up what I needed. So that's what I did. A very cheerful young man pointed me to the shelf of monitors and told me any of these will work. So I picked one, paid around $40 for it, and he carried it to my car. Simple!

Quantity, options, prices, quality and help reminds me of other computer stores I've been to back…read morein MN, computer capital of America.