Portland Recycling Centers

Portland, United States

3.3

3 reviews

Does not accept credit cards

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Telephone:
+1 503-200-5411
Website:
www.farwestfibers.com
Address:
2005 N Rosa Parks Way, Portland, OR, 97255
North Portland, Arbor Lodge
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miRosa Parks
0.4 miNorth Greeley & Dekum
0.6 miNorth Lombard Transit Center
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Local time (Portland) 7:30 AM Thursday, May 22, 2025

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3 reviews of Portland Recycling Centers

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Place rating: 3
San Francisco, CA
Pro: they took all my old batteries for a (voluntary) $ 3 donation. Looks like they take any items *IF they can be recycled*.
Con: they told me to smash my CFL bulb in the dumpster (where it would release toxic mercury into the environment).
In case you’re wondering, it turns out Home Depot collects old CFL bulbs for safe disposal. Less convenient, but safer.
Place rating: 3
Portland, OR
A private company providing a public service for only a recommended donation. A small one at that! Too bad it’s undercut by having Cleatus the Slack Jawed Yokel serving said public. Still beats landfilling it.
Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
Gotta be green. Gotta be green. Gotta be green. Gotta be green.
When did I turn into Rainman? When I realized how many, many recyclables are still not taken curbside or at the grocery store. But what to do?
With #6 plastic and waxed food containers, I could build a replica of Pompeii in the front yard. I could have a Vesuvius party and burn it down, toga-​wearing party guests fleeing through the streets.
Or… I could take the unwanted items to Portland Recycling Centers. They accept everything from garden pots to computer monitors to used clothes — and mostly (not all) for FREE.