Appliances (small)

Scrap metal dealer. Accepts and buys a variety of metals: iron, lead, copper, brass, stainless steel. Cash for aluminum, iron, steel scrap, non-ferrous metals. Recycles batteries, non-working metal appliances, ranges, washers and dryers. Refrigeratiors must be professionally drained and tagged prior to delivery. Cash for aluminum cans as well. Buys vehicles, free towing.

Scrap metal dealer. Accepts non-working appliances such as refrigerators and freezers (must be professionally drained and tagged before delivery), ranges, washers and dryers, microwaves, toaster ovens (remove plastic parts), hot water heater tanks. Cash for aluminum cans.

Clothing, housewares, books, furniture and small appliances. They also recycle non-working TVs, computers and other electronic waste.

Accepts household waste (i.e.,appliances, furniture) and motor oil (limited to 5-gallons or less/30-gal limit per month).  Aautomobile and truck batteries are recycled. (Fee to recycle refrigerators/freezers, includes freon removal and handling. For fee schedule, visit http:///www.larimer.org/solidwaste/FTC.HTM#Fees

No electronic or hazardous waste.

ARC accepts and sells donations of clothing, boots, shoes, coats, toys, dishes, small household items, furniture, cell phones, cars, laster and inkjet cartridges, small appliances, linens. Will pick up large appliances (washers, dryers, stoves) in working condition (no refrigerators or mattresses). Call for details.

Accepts various scrap metals. Cash for non-ferrous metals. Auto batteries, aluminum cans, newspaper, office paper, magazines and catalogs, computers & related equipment (printers, scanners), fax machines, copiers, typewriters, microwaves, televisions (no consoles), VCRs, & DVD players.

Eco-Thrift is dedicated to reducing waste by returning donated quality items to use. The store accepts and sells: appliances, clothing, collectibles, furniture, household items, tools, working and non-working electronics and small appliances, bicycles, antiques, gardening tools, outdoor gear, sportswear and vehicles. Also recycles used cooking oil and videotapes, CDs and DVDs.

Will pick up for a nominal fee.

The Loveland Recycling Center accepts a wide variety of materials, including #1 and #7 plastic tubs, waste cooking oil, and other hard to recycle items. Fort Collins residents should expect to pay a fee to drop off yard and wood waste.

Loveland residents must present a current yard debris permit to drop off yard/wood debris.  To obtain a permit, call the Solid Waste Division at 962-2529 or stop by the office at 105 W. Fifth St.

The items below must be kept separated from each other.  Multiple items listed under one bullet can be mixed together. Electronics require a small fee.