I really like the recycling center that Westland has. It's…read morevery organized, nicely labeled, and spacious. You just drive through and drop your recyclable items off with ease. On their website, they list items that are ACCEPTABLE AND UNACCEPTABLE. Acceptable items include the following: Glass (Beverage or food) All types of scrap metal (iron, steel, aluminum, etc.) All types of batteries (household, car, marine, etc.) Automotive fluids other than gas or brake fluid Cardboard / paperboard Paper bags Paper (junk mail, newspaper, office paper, phone books, catalogs, magazines, books, etc.) Cereal boxes Metal cans (beverage or food) Christmas trees (SEASONALLY and only completely undecorated) Electrical cords Gas grills (no tanks) Charcoal grills (no ash or coal inside) Kitchen cookware (pots, pans, etc.) Clothing or shoes Plastic jugs and bottles (#1, #2, #4, #5, #7) Household appliances (refrigerators - doors and Freon removed, stoves, air conditioners, washers, dryers, etc.) Metal or plastic clothing hangers SO HELP SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT AND OUR PLANET. DROP YOUR RECYCLABLE ITEMS OFF HERE IF YOU DON'T ALREADY.

Easy once you walk in and ask the process. Don't just pull up and get in line. Go ask and learn…read morewhat to do

Today was my first experience selling scrap, and with nothing to compare it to, I have no reason…read morenot to give 5 stars. Despite the (understandable) legal precautions, the process was smooth, fast and simple. They were very helpful through to the cashing out process and didn't make me feel unwelcome for being new. I would come back here if I had more items to scrap. I also checked prices online beforehand and what they paid seemed reasonable to me.

Excellent service, very friendly. Took the hard drives out and destroyed them in front of me. Safe…read moreand easy way to get rid of old computer hardware.

Pulled up with some old lap tops and chargers. A pleasant man walked out asking if I was dropping…read moreoff. I handed him the bag of items. I followed him in the warehouse because he wanted to be sure my hard-drives were out of the laptops. One was still in there so with specific equipment, he destroyed it for me. Quick and easy transaction. Had no idea this place was even here until I googled it! SAVE THE PLANET! RECYCLE YOUR ELECTRONICS HERE!

Very organized & efficient way to dispose of hazardous wastes - register before you go. Highly…read morerecommend to dispose of the oil-based paints & automotive fluids.

Glad Ann Arbor is a progressive city that believes in recycling toxic materials and provides a most…read morenecessary and easy-to-schedule service year-round. Aside from a few designated yearly recycling days where you can bring environmentally-toxic liquids for drop-off all day, and the monthly weekend drop-off times during the warmer months, you can schedule drop offs during the winter months as well. The information on dates and times is easy to locate on their website. On a week in early winter I was able to schedule a weekday drop-off a few days on advance. Upon arriving at your scheduled time, you need to check in at the front office before driving around to the back left corner of the parking loft where a staff member (God bless his soul that day) was working in bitter cold 20 degree temperatures to unload the toxic liquids from each vehicle. Since they are only partially funded by the city, they accept donations for the service at the front desk. Well worth it considering the important public service that they provide.

This place is very clean for a scrap yard. Don't have to worry about a flat tire. Price paid was…read moregreat. Keep up the good work guys. Paul L

Great place to get a few bucks for your rusty metal (steel, aluminum , etc) and appliances. They…read morequickly weigh your vehicle (&trailer) and re-weigh after dumping in a pile. Muddy grounds after precipitation though.

Scrubbin Bubbles is Michigan's finest Laundry, Tanning & Computer Cafe. Well, at one point it was…read more In 2023 there's no computers and the counters where they once sat have been removed with the much more common laundromat staple of vending machines in their place. The tanning booth is still there but I doubt it works. It looks sketchy af & I wasn't going to ask the night attendant about it since they aren't too friendly. The automatic sliding door is pretty posh. Only laundry I've been to in recent years I can think of with that is Mr. Stadium but that's a huge laundromat by a huge college while Scrubbin Bubbles has cramped aisles in a strip mall locale and gives off serious flea market vibes. There's 3.25 top loaders & 3.50 & 3.75 front loaders, all comically close in size & price. From there the washers jump up to 6.50 which is inconvenient as sometimes I have loads that are a bit big for the 3.75 machines but I'm not trying to pay 6.50 to throw my clothes in a machine with space to spare. I ended up cramming a 3.75 unit pretty damn full, looking over my shoulder to make sure the night attendant wasn't looking since they aren't the friendliest around here. On my previous trip the employee on duty was laying into someone for overloading a machine. Some $5 washers would be killer here. Won't find those but SB has some $10 big bois. 1 of the washers I almost used had a strong mildew odor so you probably wanna sniff before entrusting your clothes to the machines here. Dryers are free, though, an amazing bargain! They're automatically set for 20 minutes. The folding tables are pretty bizarre. They look like oversized study cartels like you'd find in a library. Maybe tables for folding clothes that look like that are common in other places. Some of the dryers are aways away from them and if you're there late like me - they close at 2 just like the bar but the front door says last loads should be in at midnight- the narrow aisles are likely to be clogged with carts & it's tough to navigate. It seems like they have so many carts at 12 am but I'm sure there's not even enough at 12 pm. No music playing in here beyond the occasional old timey jingle from the arcade claw machine game. More arcade games are in the back by the medieval tanning chamber, a pinball machine, a driving game, a couple tabletop games & an old school Atari console with a bunch of games! The Atari only costs a quarter a game, too! I tried my hand at Tetris this time & once I finally got in a jam I didn't even try to work my way out of it as I knew my clothes were done. SB has three TVs, all tuned to different things. Tonight they had on a black & white western movie in the back, some true crime thing in the middle & a cop show in the front. Volume is just loud enough to hear well, at least with only a few machines running. At any rate they aren't blaring all over each other. Seating is scarce and scattered, apart from the row of seats in the back by the TV there, the arcade games and the free lending library. Free lending library? Why'd it take me so long to mention that? Probably cause it's a bunch of fundamentalist Christian stuff, with multiple books denying evolution. Other conspiracy stuff is in there, too. But hey, nobody pushed it on me, and there's signs saying it's free to just take so you could probably haul it all off & throw it in a dumpster somewhere. Actually not, since the attendants aren't too friendly and they'd whistle you for an etiquette violation, arguing there are implied limits despite the signs. There's SB laundry bags in a variety of colors hung up above the dryers and other supplies behind the counter by the front door but that means dealing with the attendants. The one I think I've read about in other reviews here reminds me of John Witherspoon, your classic grouchy old black dude. Takes his job very seriously and is very particular. The other is more light skinned and almost looks Inuit or something. A little tough to tell cause he's still all masked up in 2023 with a winter hat on and a hoodie beneath to boot! He's more quiet but he stares like crazy or at least he was staring at me. So weird to be stared at by someone all masked up like that. I was the last one out of here tonight around maybe 12:45, and fortunately it was only a few seconds after the next to last customers cause you should have seen The Night Guardian of the Laundromat standing there, mop in bucket, ready to swab up his Dominion. I think he's harmless but he's just a little off. This whole establishment is a little off, or even a lot off. It could easily be a 1or 2 star affair for many but the novelty of it amuses me. Quarter Atari & free dryers go a long way with me, even if I'll pass on the free salvation. There's also the fact that I'm not often out this way. If I was a frequent customer here SB could easily dip to a three or maybe something would happen where I'd be like I'm never going there again.

Free dryers! Clean. Staff is always present. Prices are reasonable. Plenty of parkingread more

Absolutely amazing the guy working at the time (Omar) was so helpful and kind . All the machines…read morewere working just fine and they had a lot of furniture to sit and wait for you items to be done . 10/10 spot

I definitely will not be back here. So many machines out of order. $7.45 for one load when I…read morefinally found a working machine. Lost more than that in the non working machines. Be sure to bring your own detergent. There was none here to purchase. I don't like this place! Also both change machines out of order. What a ridiculous business!

There are so many options for storage rental but this is the only place out of 7 businesses that I…read morecalled, that had a live person answer and she was so helpful. What a relief.

I loved storing my schtuff here as much as to be expected. Put it in, close the door, fuhgetaboutit…read moreuntil you actually need it and put that cycle on repeat. What made the whole experience pleasant however was the manager of the facility, Teri. She is very friendly, professional, accommodating and she makes this place an overall stellar mini storage facility. They sell packaging supplies like boxes and tape, locks for your unit and Uhaul rental vans/boxtrucks are available for rent. There is a coded gate for entry and Teri lives on the premises which adds an additional sense of security.