Dtg is the Worst company to deal with. If you want to sell cans I’d go to twin city metals. I’d take all your other recycling to waste management better people to deal with.
We didn't see anybody around to ask questions and they no longer take glass. There was a phone # posted, but we needed to get our car unloaded quickly and move out of the way.
Nice to have a recycle company in our community. Unfortunately they are not very nice. I drove across town to bring them a load of Plastics thinking they close at 5. The gate is open I back up and start unloading. A guy comes out and says he goes home at 4 when they close. I am thinking it is about 3:30pm no problem. Two guys come out shortly after and tell me I can't finish unloading it is almost 4pm and they must close the gate and go home right at 4pm sharp. There is no line, I am the only customer left. I tell them I just need 2 minutes. I have a nice load of Plastics that I hauled across town for them in a truck that only gets 8 mpg. Actually there was an even bigger price I paid. It was my time to collect and donate goods to their business. Mustering all the gratitude and mercy these guys could muster at the end of their shift, and I think they went down deep, they answered not even 1 minute. How kind was that? I think if I was in their shoes I would have said no problem, we will help you and it will go even faster. Thank you for your business. Please come again. I was the only customer and there was no line. Even the Pasco post office with 1.7 stars out of 5 being the lowest score for any business I can think of is better than this. One day they had a long line before closing. They closed the doors and took care of everyone inside the doors!
Happy to find a place that takes glass! Also there has always been somebody knowledgeable there that has answers to my questions and it has made my life easier.
So easy to pull up and drop off recycling for free. Make sure you come during operating hours. Ensure recyclables are clean and dry. I bring my cardboard, plastic containers, tin cans, soda cans, and glass. Not sure if they accept plastic bags, but I collect mine and take them to the local fred meyer for recycling.
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