We do the every other week pick ups amazing how our trash each week is less with all of the…read morematerial that is acceptable to put in the compost not going into the trash! Super easy to do, with bin and the bags provided. Fill it up and set it out on your curb on your day. We keep the bin in our kitchen there is no odor when the lid is on and no bugs! I have forgotten to put it out in time a couple times and simply called and Greg was kind enough to come by again bc he was still in the neighborhood! Feel like I'm helping the environment in some small way!

Last week I attended the Broad Ripple Farmers Market, which is fantastic. I was with a friend and…read moreher two kids, 3 and 5. After the kids ate, I picked up their remains as well as a used diaper and went to look for a trash can. I thought it was odd there weren't any by the tables and chairs where people sit and eat. The kids decided to come with me so I awkwardly held the trash to my chest and walked holding both kids hands as it was a crowded place. I found a tent at the front that had a trash can up front. It happened to be the Green with Indy booth, although I did not know it at the time. I quickly threw the paper plates with food scraps in the compost bin and the diaper in the trash can next to it then grabbed both kids hands again. A guy at the booth stood up and told me that diapers aren't recyclable. I chuckled because... obviously... and the kids and I start walking away. The man raises his voice now and tells me "no, literally diapers aren't recyclable and to come back and get my diaper". I have no idea why he is still talking to me so I give him a confused look and keep walking. At this time, I am about three booths from his now weaving in and out of a crowd with two little ones. He is now yelling that I better get my diaper or he is going to bring it to me and come back and he will show me, he sounds really angry. At this time I realize maybe I put the diaper in the wrong bin??? I did not see any of the cans labeled. Now I am a bit upset and scared especially since I have the kids. Still walking away he comes up to me, quite aggressively! As I turn around to him, he is very tall and very intimidating. He is quite literally in my face as I turn around. He is repeatedly shoving the diaper in my face saying "I told you I would bring it to you, now take your diaper! This is my business". Honestly, I am not sure what I said or didn't say, or how I reacted. I was in complete shock. I hurried and ushered the kids to a nearby booth so I wasn't alone. He screamed after me "and don't come back"! Another booth owner witnessed the whole thing and apologized profusely to me that that had happened, he said he was going to report the incident. Three other kind people stopped me and stated similar things and a few said "he always does that". This event occurred by the business owner, Gregory Walton. I do not believe he should be allowed to be at a free farmers market where everyone is welcome. I truly hope this will be rectified and he will be pulled from public consumption in the future. This event was truly triggering and it was obvious he does similar things like this to other people. As much as I love a company like this stands for in terms of the environment, I will not support them in the future even if that means carrying my own trash home. I am also not sure why that is the only receptacle at the whole event. Do not support this business! Look at all of the one star reviews this man has!