Having been a customer for several years, I am appalled at the prices you…read moreare now charging for shoes. A used pair for $10.00 is almost laughable. The clothes, the books, the volunteers and paid employees are listening to the customers regards the high price of shoes. Customers attending a Thrift Store are not necessarily poverty people, nor are they high end customers. The fun of perhaps finding an item is kind of exciting, but looking for a pair of shoes to be used in a garden, or perhaps a one time dancing affair is getting rediculous. The fact that I shop at your store is getting to be rare. The shoes are just not selling. I have tried several time to phone either Pam of Sue and told to text them. No one answers. I am disappointed.m Rita Jacks

If you live in Illinois or Iowa, and have some electronics to recycle - this is your spot. My mom…read morehad an old shredder to get rid of and was having trouble finding a place but had picked up their brochure somewhere a while back. We made the trek out here, and they were super friendly and happy to take her shredder. And it's FREE. They accept a long list of electronics which I've attached a picture of. They will shred documents if you need it, but you'll have to pay for that. They also accept your typical recycled paper and aluminum goods. Keep in mind they're only open M-F 9a-330p.

I finally made the trip to Can Shed to get a recycle box for our garage and a couple of box liners…read more We've lived in Iowa City for a few months now and I still hadn't gotten around to it. I stopped here near closing on a Tuesday night and the guys working were very helpful. There isn't a lot of parking, so I'm not sure what you'd do if you were dropping off on a Saturday. Maybe park at the farm store across the parking lot? Anyway, I made it a point to come during the week and not on a Saturday. Saturday's are CRAZY at all Can Sheds. As I was getting out of my car one of the employees helped me right away. I paid $8 for the box and two bag liners; this included tax. We only plan to put cans in our box (box has an open bottom), so once that's full we'll get back $10. I'd suggest getting a separate bag and/or box for plastic bottles and a couple of banana boxes for glass beer/soda/wine bottles. When purchasing the box an instruction sheet was stapled to it with recycling and drop-off guidelines to follow. Definitely read this because if you don't have everything organized according to how they like it at Can Shed it'll slow down your return process. Iowa is one of the few states with any sort of bottle law, so help keep Iowa beautiful and recycle those cans and bottles! You'll be able to take that deposit $ and buy another case of pop or 6-pack. Recommend.

My dad drinks a lot of Diet Coke. Well, I think it's a lot because I'm not a soda drinker myself,…read morebut whenever I visit he's always within arm's reach of a bottle or a can. As a result, he accumulates a lot of recyclables in big plastic bags in the garage. Today, he gave me the daunting task of taking these bags in to get his deposit back. I've heard of the recycling machines at the Hy-Vees around here, but was warned that I'd have to feed each item individually. Hoping to find a quicker option, I used some Google-fu and found the Can Shed. Surely a place like this would be able to get me in and out quickly, right? I filled up the trunk of my rental car with bags and threw the last one into the back seat and headed on down. Indeed, there is an option to fill a bag with cans and get a fixed amount, which did save time. However, if you can't fill a bag completely, then you have no choice but to pop them into one of their machines. It seems like a logical thing to do would be to offer to pay rebates back by weight, just like what is done at the recycling center back home. Anyways, I was able to fill one of their bags (estimated to be 240 cans and thus $12 payback) but then I had to go through the tedious process of letting the machine individually count the remaining cans and bottles. Curious that we don't pay deposits on plastic water bottles. Seems like this would incentivize people to recycle water bottles instead of possibly throwing them in with the rest of the rubbish. Anyways, I was able to save a little time at Can Shed, and if my dad has amassed another small mountain of Diet Coke cans the next time I'm here, I'll bring them in.

Needed some quick cash on a Friday. Brought in 13lbs of…read morestripped 18&20 gauge copper wire got $27.25. Since small quantity he had me go to his residence close by and weigh on his garage scale. Got my cash and out the door. 5min. Plan to use again in future, good service and great hours.

Stopped off with two pails of copper wire. Easy transaction completed withing a couple of minutes…read more Good place to go with you scrap metal.

great lady at the phone, very kind and helped with a next day dumpster on the spot, very…read moreprofesionals!

Have never had a problem with Bi-County Disposal. We closed a business and they were great when…read morewe called in to cancel the dumpster services. I would highly recommend them.

Waste Commission of Scott County's Electronic Demanufacturing Facility provides businesses…read morecost-effective and environmentally sound disposal and recycling options for computers and other electronics, while at the same time ensuring data security. It is illegal for businesses to dispose of electronic waste or (e-waste) in their regular trash or dumpsters as these items contain toxins such as lead, mercury and cadmium and must be handled properly. Rates (per their website): Businesses are charged 20 cents per pound for TVs, monitors and laptops. All other e-waste is free of charge. Unusual items will be assessed on a per item basis. (Rates, subject to change.) Download a list of acceptable material. Homeowners can also use the facility to purge their e-waste properly and some towns in Scott County have grant programs so it's free. You should call to get the details. Their Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday-Friday (special appointments can be made upon request.) Street Address: 1048 East 59th Street, Davenport, IA 52807

We had a pair of vehicles we needed to get rid of. Usually, I try to be considerate of other…read morepeople's time. We ended up having to take our daughter to the hospital over the weekend, and were there until about 4:00 AM. Probably because of that, I totally forgot CC Recycling was coming for the cars monday morning. I had one vehicle in the garage with only 3 tires on it (2 of which were flat) and another vehicle blocking that one into the garage. I assumed I could get the one vehicle ready to go while the other was being hooked up for the tow, but I totally misjudged how long it would take. Kevin from CC Recycling was incredibly helpful, and patient, while I did the bare minimum I needed to do to make it possible for him to tow both vehicles. I highly recommend working with CC Recycling!

Always sad to put down a trusted vehicle...Would have cost more to repair than it's worth. Refered…read moreby a co worker. No problems. Employees were good to me. Fair & honest . Could'nt ask for anything more.