Glad to have a business like this in Eugene. We are able to recycle every type of metal here. It…read morealways seems to be hot when we go there. Thankfully, they always supply us with bottled water.

These guys and gals are very helpful, patient and fair. My first few times here I was nervous…read morebecause I just didn't know the ropes. The workers were kind and helpful in giving directions and when it came down to unloading, I got much appreciated help as well. When I didn't have my wires properly separated, I didn't get shamed or beratted, because they happened to be slow this particular time, they were accommodating in helping me sort and get the best value for my metals. Prices seem to be competitive with others around only I feel they are more honest than some others I've dealt with. Thank you Pacific Recycling and your kick ass crew!!

Nathan went out of his way to help us get awkward sized tool boxes home. He brought them to us in…read moreperfect condition. He was so professional. It was a pleasure to work with him!

Amazing service for getting rid of a junk car. Nathan was great and was able to tow my car away…read morewithin 2 hours of calling!

Total newbie and needed a complete rundown of how things worked and what to do. I HATE the task of…read morereturning bottles and cans but this place made it more than tolerable. Absolutely will be back! Other than the stale beer stank that probably cannot be avoided in this type of place, it was a very good experience. It was Super Busy with Many people in line, but they have lots of machines which are so quick that the wait was only a few short minutes. Staff were Great! Informative, very kind, pleasant and helpful even for us, no longer clueless, newbies. This place could get sticky and nasty fast but the staff are very mindful of keeping things clean for customers. Never going back to grocery store bottle returns again. Thank you Bottledrop!!!

How the fuck are you gonna have us spend all this time to turn in bottles that we take time out of…read moreour day to do and purchase your bags which should be free and then tell me I'm only allowed to withdraw $100 a day? Y'all need to get your shit together and have an option where we can cash it out directly to our bank account because guess what all of that money belongs to us so we should be able to pull it out whenever we want. No wonder the world is dying because you make it so hard for people to actually want to recycle. Once I get my money, I will not recycle another bottle ever because of this bullshit so let's have fun killing the planet!!

Called Schnitzer Steel about getting someone to haul wood cook stove that was too heavy for me to…read morehandle. The gal who took my phone call said she would get me in touch with someone who may be able to help. The man said he knew a guy that may be able to help and gave me a name and number. I called and he picked up stove and charged me nothing. As a senior citizen I am very grateful for the crew at Snitcher Steel and the man who helped me with the stove. Great customer service

Very helpful good scrap prices, always appreciate knowledgeable help and friendly good People not…read moretoo picky about what they accept.I surely would recommend these guys to any and everyone I know. I do suggest for maximum payout that you clean up your Scrap at Home first.

It's reasonably easy to recycle bottles and cans here. But when it rejects some of the bottles, we…read moremet a very friendly man behind the counter who helped us out immediately. It's a good way to force recycling.

We moved to Newport in November of 23 and frequented bottle drop weekly. This is one of my 22 year…read moreold's forms of "income." It has always been an easy in and out. He typically emerges with a wad of cash because of his Monster and my Fresca problem. We moved to Lincoln City a year later and our landlord took our recycling dumpster away, I guess it was being misused by other tenants or visitors maybe, so we still drive our recycling down to Newport when we do our other errands down there. We are being good Oregonians and Bottle Drop just works.

I arranged for a friend to receive a refurbished laptop through their grant program, which he…read morereally needs but could not otherwise afford. He is really grateful for it. As for me, I donate all my old electronics to them.

The staff is very helpful and friendly. This is a perfect place to recycle your electronics. So…read moremuch better than throwing them into the landfill.

Mark and his colleague came out to pick up some metal at our school. They were efficient and…read morehelpful. They only charge 10 bucks but we paid them more as they definitely deserved it. I would use them again in the future. Great value and hard workers.

Mark was wonderful! He came out to the property we were cleaning up, several times for various…read moreloads of metal, appliances, and even a greenhouse frame. He was careful to take everything he was told he could take, leaving the area tidy when he was done. He's a talker as well, which I enjoyed, but had to get back to work.

I drove in with a load of recyclables I had carefully collected traveling from Nevada, trying to do…read morethe right thing for the environment. I was completely unaware of Oregon's stricter recycling requirements compared to other states. The woman who checked my bags was immediately rude and dismissive. She told me she was "sorry for me" in a condescending tone and offered zero education or guidance on what was acceptable or how the rules work here. No helpful information, no suggestions--just negativity. As someone who will be in town for the next few months, this encounter has unfortunately left such a bad feeling that I won't be returning to recycle. It's a shame, because I want to participate responsibly, but interactions like this discourage people from even trying.

We just moved to the area and had a bunch of cardboard boxes and paper wrap to recycle…read more Location is convenient and easy to find. Upon arrival we waited behind 1 car. It didn't take long. We didn't know what to expect. The elderly lady working the booth asked what we were disposing. We started cardboard and paper. She then proceeded to tear through every bag making sure we had no trash. And when she's found some tissue paper she pulled it out and said"this is trash" kind of rudely. Like ok.. My mistake. It's paper in my eyes. But apparently tissue paper doesn't qualify for paper recycling. No big thing. We took the small amount aside. She let us through the gate and we put the cardboard in the cardboard bin and paper on paper bin. Took the "trash" and now all the torn plastic bags that we could have reused, put them in the cab of our truck and left. Not sure if this is "normal"employee behavior. She's a little rough around the edges. Maybe it's the clientele she deals with daily? But someone could give her a little kindness course or two. Other than that, the facility is clean and relatively easy to dispose of recyclables. You can dispose of trash. It seems rather expensive at $9.50 a barrel. But I don't know what a "barrel" is, as I didn't use this service. Of course we'll be back, doing our part, helping keep Oregon clean and green.

Bring is an incredibly cool local organization. They work to educate kids, business owners and the…read morerest of us on ways to reduce, reuse, recycle, and rethink! The facility itself is awesome with art installations, hang out areas, beautiful up-cycled products and all kinds of inexpensive building materials, furniture, and tools. Browsing is fun! Find your treasures or just some stuff you need. Donate your stuff to help keep the mission going. I always have a blast exploring and dreaming up creative ideas at Bring.

Always an adventure, go in with an open mind and you'll be pleasantly surprised. The recycling…read morecenter is a great way to clean out your garage and support a local cause. Yeah. If you have a loose idea of what you need, you can save a ton of money by shopping here. My favorite product to pick up here is paint. The light brown color is the best deal in town.