Address: 4707 Deramus Ave, Kansas City, MO 64120, USA
Phone: +18165138400
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 9AM–6PM
Friday: 9AM–6PM
Saturday: 9AM–4PM
Tim W
Pull up and you don't have to get out of car...easy and fast.
Maggie Giamalvo
Light bulbs, batteries, paint, cleaners, fertilizer, all kinds of chemicals and potentially hazardous items. It's so easy to drop-off items here instead of putting them in the trash (like you're not supposed to do).
Tamala Lyons
There may have been about 15-20 cars ahead of me when I got there. It took an hour to get through the line! There's only one person receiving materials. But the customer service is good.
Bradley Boots
Get there a little early because there will be a line. It wasn't like that the last time I was there so maybe they are under staffed right now. I had a very mixed experience this time. The staff member that took my license was very kind and helpful. The one who seemed to be in charge was curt, and asked me with an accusatory tone if I lived at the address on my license. He then stared at me for a few seconds like the thought I was lying. He didn't actually say it but a review of my dash/cab camera and I stand by those initial thoughts. Anyway, they took my old paint cans and florescent light tubes that have been piling up over the past decade and I was on my way. Plan on sitting in line at least half an hour if you go on Saturday morning. I was one of the early ones and it took about 40 minutes. I'm guessing those that showed up 20 minutes after me will be there over an hour based on how long the line got and the speed they were moving.
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Yes
No it does not as long as your county and/or city is participating in the program.
Yes, they do take old batteries
No charge as long as your county or city participates in the program and you have a valid proof of residency.
No
Yes, we only service Missouri residents. Kansas has facilities that dispose of household hazardous waste depending on which county you live in.
MRC Midwest Recycle Center 2100 E 19th Terr. Kcmo
No
NO!!
Drop-Off days: Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 4p.m.
No, we accept Missouri Only.
No unfortunately because we only service Missouri residents Kansas has their own HHW depending on which county you live in
No, but they can be recycled next door at the recycling center on the corner.
I drop-off all kinds of light bulbs here. I've never had them refuse any I've brought in.
No, unfortunately we have not been allowed to mix any paint to be available for sale the city has prohibited us because of covid-19
the head lamps only. but not the casings
yes
Yes!
Since COVID-19 we haven't been able to mix any paint for sale. Sometimes you can find unopened cans of paint inside the building. There is a swap shop area in the front where we give free stuff away that we took in
Yes
I suggest that you use the Lee Summit Facility or Missouri Department of Natural Resources
You can drop them off at Home Depot , Lowes.They usually have a bin inside the store
yes
Yes, they will ask for your driver's license or a utility bill for proof of your address.
I think I had to show my ID to drop off paint. You should call to confirm.
The Lee summit facility does.
Yes
I have taken empty Roundup containers, that were accepted. These folks are not rookies at what they do. It seems obvious they have training, experience, and protocols in place to protect everybody involved. Listen to what they tell you when you get there. I did not have to get out of my vehicle. We are lucky to have a service like this to keep people from choosing to dangerously pour out chemicals that damage so much.
no not really but if the pots are not broken. Someone else might wanna take them home. Anything u don't want u can always go to Facebook to the free item group sits to see if anyone wants of what u are getting rid of
I'm not sure but I do know that I had to show proof of my address
No
It can congeal and plug piping. Also taking it to a recycle center will allow it to be cleaned and reprocessed into things like biofuel
We are closed for the Holidays until 9am 1/7/2021
If its empty, it's just scrap metal. But we take empty ones too.
Your local landfill. Manchester Transfer Station on Truman Road. Also look into Courtney Ridge Landfill in Sugar Creek off of 291Hwy
I dont see why not. They didn't even ask what I had. I had multiple gallons of oil containers, and they took them all no questions.
I don't know. Call the center. They're open Wednesday through Saturday.
You don't necessarily have to live in Kansas City. As long as you live in: Jackson county Cass county Platte county and Clay counties.
That's considered Regular trash. Call the city and schedule a pick-up.
We don't take them, contact the manufacturer or where you bought it from
Yeppers
No they do not take either of those.
No, all free if have MO licence
They take old paint, yes! They rehab old paint and sell it for penny's, to keep it out of landfills and water supplies!
No they do not charge for Grandview as they are a participating community. Just bring proof of residency. It can be your drivers license, or a current utility bill with your address. For others wishing to check if their community participates, please go their website https://www.kcwater.us/programs/hhw/ and scroll down.
STAPLES has historically taken e-trash. I do take batteries to hazardous waste.
At the fenced recycle area next to Habatat for Humanity on Deramus kcmo
Yes
No
Un used may best be recieved at Re Store Habitat for Humanity also on Duramus ave
If the material is RE usable there is the RE-STORE of Habitat for Humanity on Duramus, the block before Haz Waste, who take building supplies. But no debris/trash dump.
You can donate old perfume to the Kansas City Zoo to be used for animal enrichment. Just give it to the front desk.
Drivers licence.or utility bill
If you have the proper documentation to show where the material is coming from we will unload up to 600 lbs of material. We do not accept any contractor or commercial waste.
it is a cherry tree, please do not eat from it.
No, you can bring it in all at once. Sometimes they're mixed together.
I believe yesterday,they had only beige
Yes we do on Thursdays and Fridays 9 am to 6 PM and Saturday's 9 am to 4 PM.
Where can wyandotte county residents dispose of old paint?
The one off front street no there is not a cost
No hun but the restore building right in front of then they most certain would accept those bricks. Or gosh if you've got a bunch of them maybe consider sale them. Get a little mad money in your pocket. Have a nice evening with someone you hold near and dear... Or a catch up with an old friend with the extra stash of cash.
Yes they do. Thursday Friday and Saturday's 9am to 6 pm on Thursday Friday and Saturday 9 am to 4pm
we can accept peanut oil. if you require the container back please let us know and we can pour the oil out for you
We do take florescent bulbs from households only in participating communities.
No, unfortunately. Return to the manufacturer
No
Well the last I'd known of you could in fact find old paint on their shelves
they only accept the small propane canisters (1lb)
Yes aerosol cans are acceptable to bring down on Thursday Friday and Saturday's.
They have taken mine in the past, I expect they still do.
Yes they are on the list of acceptable items
they do not accept trash at this facility
We do take paint and other household chemicals. No appointment needed Thursday & Friday 9 AM to 6 PM and on Saturdays 9 AM to 4 PM. This is for residents only no business or nonprofit organizations. The limit is 600 pounds.
No but thinks for asking
No you do not..just come in the hours they are open on Thur Fri and Sat.
No
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