Easy self-service drop-off of moving boxes and paper. Appreciate the ease of driving up and…read moreunloading.

Convenient do it yourself recycling. Never crowded get easy…read moreto access. Hefty orange trash bags a must for plastic film, styrofoam, used clear tape, etc. No trash disposal though.

Quick, easy place to drop off virtually anything recyclable. I was in and out within minutes. Great…read moreto have someplace local to recycle.

Make sure you strip all your wire or you're giving it away. About 30' of #4, 20' of #8, 40' of #12…read moreand a full roll of #12 and I got 33 bucks haha. Bring your electronics I guess but copper somewhere else.

All these 1 star reviews are too petty!!! Damn pricey, but…read moreit's because it's in the city. Run to the landfill if you want a cheap dump. Myself and my guys go there to drop off metal and cardboard. Everyone is always nice and friendly. No issues---

Horrible service - They are the only one who can service my area, and I feel they take advantage of…read morethat. Had signs out to Please Please (yes, I wrote it twice) to remember to take some garbage and of course they did not. Did not even leave a note. Call dispatch and they want to charge to make them come pick up what they missed! They can get out of their truck to dump out what they don't want or to leave notes on the garbage can but they can't pick up any thing that they tipped over.

I've probably driven passed Reuseum countless times not realizing what it was. Even when my…read moredaughter told me about it, I still wasn't convinced enough to make a visit. That all changed yesterday when we made a donation of quite a bit of electronic goods from my parents home. There are carts outside to leave your donations but make sure to follow the rules and guidelines online about what you can leave and what items like LCD screens and monitors have a fee for donating. Inside the Reuseum is a treasure trove of all sorts of electronic goodies from years past. If you're an electronic enthusiast, you will find yourself here for awhile reminiscing about the past and how much electronics has changed over the years. I happen to find two Polaroid cameras from the early 1960s and quickly snapped them up. If you're not looking for nostalgia but actually need a particular cable à la Fry's Electronics, you'll most likely find it here. Reuseum is a cool place and definitely warrants a visit if you have a fondness for all things electronically.

Bumping up to three stars. Good stuff, old stuff. Sometimes the only place to get good old stuff,…read morelike a VCR that may not be in perfect condition but it plays and the price is right. Original review was to make sure everyone knew that they don't take televisions or monitors or anything with a screen that creates a picture out of light. And if they do take them, they charge you plenty. Government rules they tell me. I hope most everybody's caught on by now. The thrift stores, St. Vincent in particular, will take smart devices only. The county dump will take all such devices, but if you want to do that for free, make sure it's the only sort of thing you have in the truck. Cannot do an electronics run and an ordinary trash run at the same time. Other than that, the Reuseum is kind of awesome.