From web sites to phone hotlines, Rethink Recycling member counties and state agencies offer ideas on what to buy and throw as well as tips for choosing environmentally friendly products. Many Twin Cities metro organizations can help, too.

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Where Do I Go First?

Anoka County

Residential Disposal Guide
Phone: 763-323-5730

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Carver County

Residential Guide on Disposal
Phone: 952-361-1800

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Dakota County

Green Guide
Phone: 952-891-7020

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Hennepin County

A to Z How to Get Rid of it Guide for Households

Choose to Reuse Directory
Phone: 612-348-3777

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Ramsey County

Frequently Asked Questions (A-to-Z disposal options)
Phone: 651-633-3279

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Washington County

Residential Disposal Guide
Phone: 651-430-6655

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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

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FOR FURTHER HELP

Wondering what to buy or throw? Have something to donate? Whether you're looking for reuse options or tips on reducing waste, many Twin Cities metro organizations are ready to serve you.

U OF M REUSE PROGRAM WAREHOUSE

A wide selection of campus office furniture, lab equipment, and computers are available for sale. Open to the public every Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

AMERICA RECYCLES DAY

Find information on buying recycled products and getting involved on the annual America Recycles Day, November 15th.

DONATION OPPORTUNITIES

Download this list of Twin Cities metro organizations that accept household items for reuse, provided by Hennepin County.

HOW TO RECYCLE YOUR GENTLY USED CAST-OFFS

Discover where to take your gently used items for reuse and donation, and read tips for hunting consignment and antique treasures.

MINNESOTA'S CONSUMER HANDBOOK

TO REDUCING WASTE

Find tips on how to reduce waste every day.

MINNESOTA RECYCLED PRODUCTS DIRECTORY

Look here for the names of quality products made in Minnesota from recycled materials.

RECYCLED ASSOCIATION OF MINNESOTA

Identify hundreds of products found on retail shelves that are made with recycled materials.

REDUCE.ORG

Learn about ways to reduce your waste when you shop, work and play, while saving time and money in the process.

THE REUSE CENTER

Locate reusable building materials such as doors, windows, cabinets, plumbing fixtures, lumber, flooring, and hardware; make donations, too.