Dumpster Rental in Reunion, FL

Recycling, Hazardous Waste, and Other Interesting Facts on Reunion

A town like Reunion is an industry with many projects that can benefit from a dumpster bin. The best way to get a project done fast is with a dumpster bin. If you are cleaning out the house, you will find that our small dumpster starts at just three hundred dollars and can handle two tons of weight to make a long job short so that you can grab that beer or wine at sunrise.

Larger projects depend on good prices and excellence in service because all of the functions of a large project must flow. Easy Dumpster Rental offers both. Additionally, talk to their staff about other projects, like a block community cleanup or renting a dumpster after a function, reunion, or party for fast cleanup.

How to Recycle in Reunion?

Recycling is important when renting a dumpster bin. Most disposal facilities sort through waste removal recycling, but it is best to dispose of recycling separately. When you work on a project, put the recycling in separate areas. You will be amazed at how much space you can save to make room for more expensive disposal such as construction and demolition debris.

If you have too much recycling for curbside pickup, don’t worry. There are a couple of places that you can self-haul recycling:

• The Bass Road Recycling Centre at 750 S. Bass Road in Kissimmee and accepts cans (aluminum, steel, and tin), flattened cardboard, plastic bottles (see website for specifics), and paper (office paper, magazines, and newspapers). Yard waste from landscaping, such as tree and shrub trimmings, grass clippings, and stumps, and even trees can be processed for under thirty-eight dollars per ton. The Bass Road Recycling Center also accepts white goods (appliances) that are banned from landfills including washing machines, water heaters, stoves, dishwashers, refrigerators, and other items for less than thirty-eight dollars per pound.
• The City of St. Cloud Transfer Station at 2701 Peghorn Way in St. Cloud also accepts recycling and other waste.

Where to Dispose Off Hazardous Waste?

While it is important to recycle when you can, it is essential to use the right disposal systems to process hazardous waste. Hazardous waste is not allowed in regular garbage or your dumpster bin because these items can harm the environment, the safety of public health, and even solid waste workers. You would be surprised how many items fall into the hazardous waste category, including:

• Automotive items such as batteries and automotive fluids such as motor oil, brake, and transmission fluids, solvents, and antifreeze.
• Paint, whether it is spray paint, cans of paint, paint thinners, or even wood preservatives, are considered hazardous waste.
• Gardening items such as pesticides, insect sprays, weed killers, insecticides, and other poisons.
• Cleaning produces that include oven cleaners, drain cleaners, degreasing chemicals, polishing or waxing products, spot remembers, and chemicals used in your pool.
• Electronics are also banned from garbage and dumpster bins and can include things like old computers and monitors, televisions, phones, VCRs, and smoke detectors (including carbon monoxide and radon detectors).

Both the Bass Recycling Center and the City of St. Cloud transfer station can take household hazardous waste.