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MarBorg Industries Recycling/ABOP Center – Buellton
Address: 97 Commerce DrivePhone: (805) 963-1852
This MarBorg facility accepts the following items for proper recycling and disposal:
- Antifreeze
- Batteries (household and auto)
- Motor oil and oil filters (up to 20 gallons a day)
- Agricultural oil (up to 55 gallons a day)
- Latex and oil-based paint (up to 5 gallons a day)
In addition, the facility accepts various types of electronics and small appliances for recycling such as computers, televisions, printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, multi-purpose machines, CD and DVD players, VCRs, speakers, vacuums, blenders, hair dryers, holiday lights, and toasters.
Hours: Friday and Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Materials Accepted
- Vacuums Recycling
- Agricultural Oil
- Holiday Lights Recycling
- Mattress Recycling
- Automotive Batteries
- Small Appliances Recycling
- Video Game Recycling
- Telephone Recycling
- TVs and Computer Monitors Recycling
- Untreated Wood & Pallets Recycling
- White Paper and Computer Paper Recycling
- Latex-Based Paint
- Motor Oil
- Motor Oil Filters
- Office Equipment Recycling
- Large Appliances Recycling
- Laptop Computers Recycling
- Portable Electronics Recycling
- Rechargeable Batteries
- Non-Rechargeable Batteries
- Paper Recycling
- Magazines, Catalogs and Phone Books Recycling
- Newspaper Recycling
- Paperback Books Recycling
- Plastics #1 and #2 Recycling
- Plastics #3 – #7 Recycling (no Styrofoam)
- Glass Container Recycling
- Metals (other than cans) Recycling
- Metal Cans Recycling
- Christmas Tree Recycling
- Audio-Visual Equipment Recycling
- Cell Phones/Smart Phones Recycling
- Computers & Peripherals Recycling
- Junk Mail Recycling
- Cardboard Recycling
- Antifreeze
- Business Electronics Recycling
- Batteries Explained