Nice place located almost at the end of the street, it's on the left side as you drive up Iwaena…read moreSt. in Halawa. I have not recycled in years so I was not familiar with the new routine. But the workers there were very nice and explained some important things to to before coming there. Sort your items by: 1) plastic bottles less than 17 oz 2) larger bottles but all bottles must have the HI recycle logo by the upc code 3) aluminum cans 4) bottles * remove the caps off all bottles You get paid more per pound for the smaller plastic bottles. If you only have a couple bags it won't make too much of a difference.

Fast, friendly service with your recycling of bottles & cans. Cash for your recycling brings value…read moreto your wallet. Open on Saturday until 5:00 pm makes it a convent stop while on the Honolulu side of Oahu.

Recycling in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Is it worth the drive to Sand Island Access Road? I think so... My friend, Irene M., told me about: C M Recycling. She said she got top dollar for her recyclables. I went to test it out... The drop off driveway was blocked off with 2 vehicles. It's not a looped traffic pattern. So, I went to the next driveway and was told it's the area for scrap metal. That's ok... I can walk over with my bags of plastic bottles... I gave my bags to one guy who emptied my bottles into a large, square, plastic netted container on a scale. He signaled the weight to the cashier who had me complete a form and gave me the cash. I was guessing that I would get around $5. However, I got over $7 Yay! I'll be back! Thanks for the tip, Irene!

Knowing made it easy…read more.. After a few rounds of taking in recyclables understanding the process does take time but is totally worth it in the long run as C M Recycling is now gonna be my go to place to have it all processed as it was the easiest as along we follow all the rules. Rules are standard regardless of where you take them have it all sorted out and cleaned no caps and gosh it does make it so easy especially at locations like this where there isn't room for parking as there's just two stalls as this biz sits right on Sand Island Access Rd. so if there already a couple of cars there just wait on the side which many do until they're done and allow them to reverse out so that you can drive forward in. Once there the staff takes your items and load them into a huge basket and is being weighed and just fill out and sign the form and that's it super simple and easy and honestly I think it get much more in return here than an any other places that I've been to and I don't need to touch any yucky stinky trash bins. Hours are 8-4:30 and closed on Sundays but so fast and easy and totally recommended. Thank you!

Recycling in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I've never been to this Redemption Center before, so Irene helped me find it. GPS took me to the side where there's no driveway. We had to go around the block to get to the entrance on Beretania Street. The driveway doesn't really have a sign. The lot is surrounded by a tall chain link fence. The worker was so kind and conversational. He apologized for not being able to pay me for the used glass from religious candles. He suggested that I take them to some industrial area. Well... if he wants to give away the decorative glass containers, he can. Maybe someone wants to use them as vases or pencil holders? Thanks for being so nice!

This is my regular recycling center. We've been drinking a lot less soda and bottled water so it's…read morebeen a while since I've been here. I don't want to give a recycling center one star since I'm such a believer in recycling and reusing things, but this was a really scary experience! A homeless man was following me around and then an Asian lady who had no front teeth tried to assault me. There seem to be a lack of green buckets, which is where you have to separate your recycling materials. The people there were hoarding all the green buckets. Literally, the lady who tried to assault me had five or six buckets and then cursed at me as I walked by. I didn't feel safe here. Sad because I've been here several times over the past years. I won't come back.

I needed Data on an old laptop, shredded. As advertised, it…read morewas a simple transaction for $15. Thanks

I'm sure glad I found this place when I needed to dispose of some e-waste. It was fairly easy to…read morefind just off of Nimitz Hwy and they have a huge parking area. Once you park, they have some large bins you can roll out to your car to unload your e-waste. Roll it inside and drop it off. Easy as that. Staff were super friendly and helpful. I'll be back whenever I have stuff to recycle. Highly convenient place for e-waste disposal.

Still one of the most convenient and efficient places to drop off household waste in town. The…read morecentral location makes it easy to swing by if you're already running errands in the Kalihi or downtown area. I've found that if you go during off-peak hours (early morning or late afternoon), the process is usually quick with minimal waiting. The staff continue to keep things moving smoothly and safely. Appreciate that this place remains well-organized and accessible for residents. Thanks again to everyone doing their part as every little bit helps to keep our island clean. Mahalo and Aloha!

This weekend had some junks to haul away . I decided to go to the Keehi Teansfer station located…read moreright across from the middle St . Bus depot . Saturday morning wasn't too bad but my second trip around 1:30pm there was a line . Although the line goes pretty fast . The only thing about this location they do not except green waste . So you'll need to visit the other city and county sites . Always good to recycle

It's not just about the $.05…read more.. I've been in this area in the past as it shares space with T&N Computer Recycling Service which takes various electronics for free as it was the perfect place to dispose of my super old old old TV worry free making it a convenient time saver stop if you have multiple items to recycle at this Beretania St location. You can't miss the huge lot they occupy which probably makes a huge draw to many though for me personally was a it annoying. As we all follow the rules that various location prefer us to do to process it all the wait for just a small load took awhile especially with those that have huge loads as I don't like to wait and hoard this isn't the spot for me, the only positive is lots of parking and the convenience to recycle your items in a single spot to get your return on the deposits. Thank you!

Normally when I recycle all my empty cans of seltzer water that I drink, I like to go to the…read moreMonster Hi-5 and Tires recycling plant to recycle my cans, but one particular day when I was trying to go to Monster Hi-5, the lot was extremely full as they had a shipping container in their lot to do a pickup of the recyclables. Stuck with a few garbage bags of cans in my car, I decided to head down on Beretania Street and stop into the - RRR Recycling plant. What can I say about RRR Recycling? 1. The recycling plant is busy & pretty crowded. The wait to process my cans took awhile. 2. The customer clientele is mixed...........you got the "regular folks" who once in a blue moon come into a recycling plant to turn in their recyclables. Then on the other hand, you have the "other type of folks" who recycle like their life depended on it! 3. While I patiently stood in line, a scummy lady actually tried to take a trash can full on my recyclable cans. Can you believe it??? Of course she looked the type of person in the category of - "other type of folks", if you know what I mean. Lol! After a long wait, when I finally got to the processing area, everything else went through smoothly. On the bright side of coming to this recycling plant, there is ample parking here, so access is much easier than the recycling plant I normally go to with Monster Hi-5. Although it's a hassle to recycle, I'm pretty sure it's a good thing to do for our environment.

Electronics to be recycled…read more.. The need to dispose of old electronics has once been in the trash is something that really shouldn't be now as finding the proper way of disposal is not just important but safe as well. Through Yelp I was so thrilled to find such service and for free without hassle as I downsize my space not knowing what to do with my old desk top and television and even power cables I've done so with T & N containers and was thrilled to find one here in Kalihi as I was in the area and needed to recycle cans as well so I came back to dispose of some old electronics that I had wanted to for quite some time. Services like this is great and valuable to the community for the convenience and environment as well and you can find them in the same lot as RRR Recycling Services that's right across from the Kalihi Palama Health Center. Thank you!

Shhhh.. I was giving away my recycle bags forever, but.... No more!…read more I always wondered how much people get for my bags of cans and bottles. Well I finally decided to recycle my own cans and bottles myself. Being a newbie at this I chose a place that has lots of easy parking and looked clean, unlike a lot of recycle businesses. RRR Recycle in Kapahulu which shares the same parking lot as Side Street Inn is that place I was looking for. They checked all the boxes and was so easy for anyone can recycle. All you have to do is separate the cans, plastics and bottles in the plastic trash bins provided(Green or Grey it doesn't matter). Stand in line with your bins, they take it, weigh or count it your choice and give you your money! $$$. Well it's money I never had, but it was so easy to do that I'll continue to do it. It was fast and you'll feel a whole lot better that you did it.

Today my go to place for recycling was close for lunch . So decided to try this place RRR recycling…read morelocated on Kapahuluu . They were crowded lots of people were waiting I believe they were just finishing their lunch too . This place is very strict they wanted all the caps off from the plastic bottles. I remember way back when it was announced on the news that you can leave the caps on for your plastic bottles for recycling. Oh well I'll be going back to my other place for recycling because they don't care if the caps are on lol .