1. My 2 Sons Recycling

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    My 2 Sons Recycling

    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    Very satisfied with their service. Scott was professional and courteous. Will definitely use My2sons in the future. 5 stars!!​

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    Bottledrop Oregon Redemption Center

    Bottledrop Oregon Redemption Center

    2.0
    (63 reviews)

    Coming from Michigan where the bottle drops are included in every major supermarket, it seems like…read moreall the bottle drop areas have sticky floors and are kind of smelly. Why is it that it is impossible to keep clean? At the very least, there wasn't a line and I love how the machines were able to accept multiple types of bottles (in Michigan, glass had to go to a separate machine, where here everything can be accepted in one machine, making things more efficient). There was a counter that was staffed by a worker, but I didn't interact with them. The handwash station came in handy after dropping the bottles off and had hot water and soap. Win! It also seemed like there was a bathroom, but I didn't use it. Overall, I think I had a good experience recycling.

    I usually just use the drop at Fred Meyer but I needed to cash out. I was expecting the worst. I…read moreremember in the way back doing this before my grocery shopping back when stores had their areas and you had to do it yourself. So I remember the smelly can/bottle area. There was a line but everyone seemed pretty chill and I was not waiting very long. The parking lot was an easy in and out. I happen to drink two different sodas which the machines do not like. I brought those to the counter and the very nice people wrote those out on a ticket for me. The cash out machine is super easy to use. And they have a bin to put your bags in if you want to let them do it and credit your account to use later. I really love that you get 20% more from choosing a store credit. Normally I do that but having this option be way easier than I thought was nice. Disclaimer - yes, it smells and they have a sticky floor because they are a can and bottle recycler and people are not exactly rinsing their cans/bottles out. There are a lot of folks collecting these side of the road. Just saying... be kind and mindful. We are all just doing our best to get by. And you also have the option to donate your funds to a non profit that speaks to you if you have the privilege to spare some funds.

    Junk King Beaverton

    Junk King Beaverton

    3.5
    (4 reviews)

    I have to say, junk removal prices are absolutely insane these days. For a trip to the junkyard (or…read morein some cases, a restoration business), charging people an arm and a leg is anti-consumer. Junk King is like most other options, unfortunately. The way they charge is not to benefit the customer, but their own circumstance. This means they will charge based on how much space your items take up in their truck. Even though, they get charged to drop it off at the dump the same rate we do (maybe even less because they make so many trips?). Why can't it just be a flat fee for items? For a love seat and a three seat couch, we were charged $218. The next lower tier would have been $168. Even $168 is tough when usually, you can get your local neighbor on Nextdoor to do it between $100-20. But I digress. Judging by their space in their truck, you could probably fit another two or three of what I had them take. On a positive note, they were able to come the same day, but their tactic of coming out to give you a quote after they look at it, more than likely, will get you to pay whatever they want because you just want the stuff gone. That's their tactic, I guess, although, I don't agree with it. I also don't like the idea of having my debit card entered manually into a phone. There should be a more secure way to pay. Have some cash ready if you don't want to pay with cards. If you have time, and aren't in immediate need of a removal, call a few other businesses around town before you call Junk King. You'll save some money.

    I requested an appointment from them 3 days in advance from 5-7pm. On the day of service, I get a…read morecall at work to move my appointment to an earlier time. I was at work and couldn't have anyone come to my house right then, but I told them I would go home if it meant I could make their day shorter by moving my time up. Matt on the phone told me the new time would be 2:30-3pm. I leave work early to get home by 2pm to wait for their call. I finally get the call at 5pm with a nice man on phone saying that it would be another 20 minutes before anyone can get to me. Trusting Matt, I made plans for 6pm, and no longer had any time for someone to come over. It was a very disappointing experience where I tried to make their job easier, but it ended up costing me my day. They were nice on the phone, but how can I trust them after this?

    My 2 Sons Recycling - junkremovalandhauling - Updated July 2026

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