HOW CAN I GET RID OF IT?? - Chillicothe, Ohio
HOW CAN I GET RID OF IT?? - Chillicothe, Ohio
HOW CAN I GET RID OF IT?? - Chillicothe, Ohio
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<strong>HOW</strong> <strong>CAN</strong> I <strong>GET</strong> <strong>RID</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>IT</strong>??<br />
Yard Waste: Mulching is strongly encouraged, it will add valuable nutrients to your lawn and<br />
eliminates having to bag grass clippings.<br />
The City has a YARD WASTE DROP-<strong>OF</strong>F S<strong>IT</strong>E at the end of Renick Ave.<br />
- Hours are 6:30am -8:30pm 7 days a week.<br />
- It is for use by private city residents only.<br />
-NO commercial arborists, tree cutters, landscapers, etc.<br />
- NO stone, dirt, concrete, sand, landscape timber, edging, plastics, metal etc.<br />
- Bagged material must be in biodegradable bags: NO PLASTIC<br />
7/20/11<br />
Tires: Rumpke/<strong>Chillicothe</strong> Recycling, 990 Eastern Ave., 773-1440 call for prices and hours of<br />
operation. Some tire stores will also take used tires<br />
Appliances: Mountaineer Appliances, 198 Riverside, 773-0788<br />
RLS Recycling, 990 Eastern Ave., 773-1440 (No Freon)<br />
Large items, building materials & household junk:<br />
Chris Gentry 740/420-9000 - lawn care, misc, hauls cars<br />
Joel Gorby 804-7475 – yard work, trash hauling, repairs<br />
Jeff’s Lawn & Handyman Service 701-4700 – yard, trash, painting, repairs<br />
Phil’s Handyman Service 773-4292 - yard, trash small repairs<br />
Check Gazette & Advertiser for other listings<br />
Scrap Metals: Rumpke/<strong>Chillicothe</strong> Recycling, 990 Eastern Ave., 773-1440<br />
Scioto Valley Recycling, 273 Seney Rd.,772-5252<br />
Junk Cars: American Car Crushing, 875 Eastern Ave., 775-5400<br />
Barker’s Auto Salvage, 2401 Blain Hwy. , 663-2568<br />
Batteries: Lowe’s, 867 N. Bridge St., 773-7777 - Any household battery & lawn mower<br />
batteries—take to return desk.<br />
Radio Shack, Zane Plaza Shopping Center, 772-2392 - Rechargeable batteries only.<br />
Wal-Mart, 774-4800, 85 River Trace - Automotive and lawn mower batteries only.<br />
Car Batteries: AutoZone, 2123 N. Bridge St., 775-0270<br />
AutoZone, 718 Western Ave., 775-2545<br />
Scioto Valley Recycling, 273 Seney Road, 772-5252<br />
Motor Oil: AutoZone, 212 N. Bridge St., 775-0270—Up to 5 gallons/day<br />
AutoZone, 718 Western Ave., 775-2545—Up to 5 gallons/day<br />
Advance Auto Parts, 1038 N. Bridge St., 773-0384, Up to 10 gallons/day<br />
Advance Auto Parts, 15 N. Bridge St., 775-6526, Up to 10 gallons/day<br />
Computers & Electronics: Opulent Source, 15 E. Main St., 772-2030 – will take computers<br />
components for a small fee
Paint: If the paint is still usable, try to donate to someone who can use it. If it is not usable, and<br />
only a small amount is left in the can, take the lid off and let it harden. If there is a large<br />
quantity, mix with kitty litter, sand or sawdust to aid in the drying time. Do this in a<br />
well-ventilated area. When the paint is in a solid form, it may be disposed of with your<br />
regular garbage. Leave the lid off so your waste hauler can see it is in solid form.<br />
If in an aerosol can and it is almost empty, discharge contents of container into a deep<br />
cardboard box outdoors, away from open flame and sources of heat, protecting skin and<br />
eyes. Allow to dry, and dispose of box and container in the trash.<br />
Antifreeze: In the City, antifreeze may be flushed down toilet or sink using large amounts of<br />
water. Pour slowly and carefully to avoid splashing. Do NOT pour down septic system<br />
or storm sewer. Remember, pets are strongly attracted to the smell of antifreeze, and<br />
antifreeze is very toxic to animals.<br />
Cell Phones: Ross County Sheriff’s Department, 773-1186. Cell phones can be dropped off at<br />
the Sheriff’s Office, 28 N. Paint Street. The phones are re-programmed with 911 calling<br />
capabilities, and given to senior citizens and crime victims without phones to be used for<br />
emergency use only.<br />
Fluorescent Bulbs: It is unlawful to dispose of fluorescent bulbs in <strong>Ohio</strong> landfills. Breaking<br />
fluorescent bulbs releases mercury vapor. The vapor is extremely hazardous to human<br />
health and the environment.<br />
Lowe’s of <strong>Chillicothe</strong> will accept compact fluorescent bulbs at no charge.<br />
Recycling drop off locations:<br />
Green/Yellow Bins (paper, newspaper, magazines, catalogs, mail)<br />
AAA - 141 W. Main Street<br />
Bishop Flaget, 570 Parsons Avenue<br />
Camp Sherman Park, Route 104 N.<br />
Central Center, Western Avenue<br />
<strong>Chillicothe</strong> Gazette, rear of 50 W. Main Street<br />
<strong>Chillicothe</strong> High School , 381 Yoctangee Parkway<br />
Fire Station, 906 East Main Street<br />
Glatfelter - 8th & Mulberry in parking lot<br />
Glatfelter - Parking lot on east side of Bridge Street<br />
Hopeton Village, University Drive<br />
K-Mart Super Center, 1470 N. Bridge Street<br />
Kroger, 887 N. Bridge Street<br />
Kroger, 1165 Western Avenue<br />
Mary Lou Patton Park, Douglas Avenue<br />
ODNR, 345 Allen Avenue<br />
ODOT, 650 Eastern Avenue<br />
<strong>Ohio</strong> University-<strong>Chillicothe</strong> - in front of Bennett Hall, 5th Street & University Drive<br />
Poland Park (across from park) on Burbridge Avenue
Post Office, 40 S. Walnut Street (in fenced area behind building)<br />
Ross County Service Center,(beside OBMV), 475 Western Avenue<br />
Southern Hills Academy, 365 Keller Road<br />
Tiffin Elementary, 145 S. Bridge St.<br />
Wal-Mart, 85 River Trace (off Bridge St.)<br />
Yoctangee Park, Parking lot of Diamond One, 31 Enderlin Circle<br />
Red/White Bins (glass, paper, cardboard, metal cans, #1 & #2 plastic bottles)<br />
K-Mart Super Center (1470 N. Bridge St.) (1)<br />
Riverside St. (across from City Service Building) (4)<br />
Wal-Mart (at southeast corner of parking lot) (2)<br />
Camp Sherman Park, Route 104 N.