These items may be brought to the Waste Diversion Site, 100 Kitchener St. for disposal (charges apply). If items are reusable or repairable, residents are encouraged to set these items out on the Waste Management Advisory Committee's (WMAC) “Treasure Hunt” days. “Treasure Hunt” days take place the third Saturday morning of each month from May to October. Items can be set out at curbside any time from 5:00 pm on the Friday until 1:30 pm on the Saturday.

You are allowed one large item in your regular trash. A couch or large chair can be put out on the curb during your regular trash day.

Please notify Frank Nelaj if you have a large item to be disposed. Either Frank or Mike (the porter) will come to retrieve the item(s).

Although Western will not pick up items like mattresses, furniture, car bodies, refrigerators, or freezers with your weekly service, we do still want to help. Simply call 208-734-6969 and let us work with you to arrange pickup of your materials. Southern Idaho Solid Waste is a government organization that operates and manages all of the transfer stations and landfills in this region. Their refuse and waste acceptance policies do differ depending on the items you are attempting to dispose of.

You are allowed one large item in your regular trash. A mattress AND box spring counts as your one large item and can be placed out on the curb during your regular trash day.

If you have items too large for your container, simply leave them in the alley a short distance from your container and we will collect those items separately. Curbside collection customers need to call to arrange pick-up time.

You can take any unwanted furniture to one of the household waste recycling centres throughout the county. To find your nearest hwrc click here Alternatively you can arrange for your district council to come and collect any large items. To find your district council and how to contact them click here.

City residents may request two (2) “large item pickups” per year. The City of Cypress contracts with Briggeman Disposal for rubbish services. To arrange for a large item pickup, contact Briggeman’s directly at (800) 299-4898. Large items are generally scheduled for pickup Tuesday of each week, so discarded items should not be placed on the parkway for removal until the day prior to scheduled pickup. No.

The Lanchester Landfill (located in Honey Brook) is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. until noon and from 1:00 p.m. until 4:30 p.m., and on Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. A passenger vehicle may dump trash for a fee. If brought to the landfill in an open truck, the bags should be covered. The landfill accepts recyclables, oil filters and household batteries at no cost. Recyclables include newspapers, cardboard, #1 & 2 plastics, bi-metal cans, aluminum cans and clear glass.

Bulk pick-ups are performed by the Huntersville Public Works Department and costs $15. Especially large loads may be charged an additional fee. Permits are available from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday at Town Hall (101 Huntersville-Concord Road). Pickup dates are Tuesday and Thursday.

Mr. Mover does not have the capability of disposing of any unwanted items. We can however move items to the curb for you at a small additional cost.

Sorry, we only carry the small sizes. However, if you are ordering large wholesale quantities from us of the small sizes, and need some items in a larger size, we can usually fulfill this request.

Yes; You will need to put an orange “Amelia” sticker on the item, which can be purchased at CVS drugstore 52 W. Main St. Also be sure to call our office at least one day before pickup so we can ensure that Rumpke has the right manpower and equipment on the run to handle this request. Also, every June, Amelia Village offers a free curbside removal of virtually any item. “Junk Day” usually falls on the Saturday after our annual village-wide yard sale.

Yes! But if an item can not be shipped via UPS or USPS we specify in the auction that is can only be purchased if the buyer is able to arrange local pick up. This can limit the amount of potential buyers interested in your product but you still get the advantages of more broad spread exposure with eBay. Remember that the buyer pays for shipping, and therefore must consider this when choosing what amount to bid.

The Couch is an online 'panel' that people can join to have their say about issues affecting New Zealand families, by answering polls and questionnaires. Eventually we hope that thousands of New Zealanders will take part.

On the first Saturday of each month, bring these items to the Handle with Care household hazardous waste facility, 4100 Leeman Ferry Rd (just south of the Leeman Ferry and Johnson Rd. intersection) from 8 a.m. till Noon. No charge. In the event of a holiday, collections are scheduled for the 2nd Saturday. If you can't make it on the first Saturday, please call 256-880-6054 for a weekday appointment. Special arrangements can be made for the handicapped and disabled by calling 256-880-6054.

Trash and recyclable items can be dropped off at the SMaRT Station? at 301 Carl Road, Sunnyvale. There is a fee for disposal of trash. Many recyclable items may be dropped off for no charge. The SMaRT Station is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days per week except January 1, Thanksgiving, and December 25. For more information, visit http://www.ci.sunnyvale.ca.us/recycle/smart2.htm. Back to top

For disposal of bulky items or even construction waste, please contact our hotline to arrange for an inspection to be made.

We strive to be environmentally friendly and we are a very active part of the California Recycling Program. Approximately 90 to 95% of the waste and rubbish we handle is recycled. Wood, cardboard, glass, all metals, E-waste, paper, and even some types of plastics are recycled to reduce the load on our local landfills.

If you have major appliances or household furniture, call Veolia Waste Services at 1-800-688-4285 to verify if it is considered bulky or non-bulky. For all bulky items you must arrange for a special pick-up through Veolia. alternative would be to take the items to the County Landfill located in Oshkosh. You may contact them at 727-2884.