Great city service! Very popular, but still a best kept secret for people new to Perrysburg.read more

Chemwise truly has a one-of-a-kind recycling effort. My company's Green Team held a nail polish…read morerecycling collection and used Chemwise who will separate the chemicals in the polish, refine them and resell back to manufacturing companies. I think they are doing a great thing! The reason I gave 4 stars is that I think the process is not as efficient as I think it may be one day. For a fee, you receive a box, bucket and prepaid postage. Each polish needs to be wrapped in paper so that about 50 to 55 items can be grouped in one kit. It was definitely a learn-as-you-go experience. Communication was very good and as I had questions, they were answered (thanks, Ted). Our team thought it was worth the effort as an environmentally educational experience for our workplace.

From the owner: CHEMWISE specializes in managing difficult to recycle materials such as nail polish, consumer…read morecommodities, and various other items. Contact CHEMWISE today for your recycling and hazardous waste management needs.

First impression (***) I inquired about the procedure a couple years ago on the phone, and when I…read morespoke with the secretary the whole operation sounded very easy. When I approach the location the building and on the industrial/manufacturing look to the whole thing was a little intimidating.because it's rough work and probably doesn't pay very well compared to jobs in sunny California some of the crew look a little intimidating as well. Actual impression (*****): The whole thing is dummy proof. Because I'm an inquisitive person I decided to call before I visited, but if you knew nothing about the operation and drove up with some pop cans were a trailer full of junk you basically just drive in and drive out after collecting your moolah and uploading your picture to Ohio's scrapping version of Facebook. Lasting impression (*****) don't be a wussy-recycle your stuff

From the owner: With Three locations in Marion, Delaware, and Bellefontaine, Sims Brothers Recycling is Central…read moreOhio's fastest growing recycling company for households, farms, businesses and industries. We buy, accept, transport, process, broker and sell all types of recyclable products including scrap iron and steel, nonferrous metals, cardboard, newspaper, high grade paper, plastics, electronic scrap and glass. Our full-scale recycling services allow us to be a volume material supplier, yet our family management style also allows nimble out-of-the-box thinking and 24/7 customer support. Size has its advantages!

Whoever smelt it, dealt it!…read more Great folks. 5 stars!

if you've got several tons of non-ferrous metals to sell, or if perhaps you are in the market to…read morepurchase several tons of non-ferrous metals, you might consider giving metal conversions a call. just ask for sharon m's dad or brother. they will both make you laugh and help you with all your aluminum needs (or aluminium if you aren't from around here). and it's fun to play in the scrapyard.

County should consider hiring more personable staff. No signs anywhere. No rhyme or reason for how…read moreanything works. Rude employees. Extremely unhelpful. I'll just go ahead and tell you how it works. Drive up to scale. Weigh your car. Dump your crap. Drive back to scale and wait or go to office. When asked as to how everything works there, we were told that we should follow what everyone else is doing. Good luck with that.

From the owner: Sanitary Landfill for proper disposal of solid waste.read more

We had a broken dishwasher and microwave to recycle! Heard about this spot from friends who have…read moreparticipated in county recycle days. It's right by swift run dog park. It was a quick in and out + $15 to recycle both items. It's a self service place so if you're going to recycle heavy items - you'll need to bring your own muscle (BYOM!)

I had no clue about "Keith from Walgreens", but I recently went to the Recycle Dropoff center and…read morewas greeted by the friendliest person I've ever met. I literally told three people about how nice the man there was and later found out it was Keith, an Ypsi legend. I was quickly able to drop off the styrofoam that I had for $3, not bad price wise. The only reason I rate my experience a 4 and not a 5 is because the parking lot is soooooo bad. Potholes everywhere and very muddy.