pomatl complete List of everything we accept 

• Alkaline Batteries (standard household AA, AAA, etc)

• Button

• Car

• Lithium

• Nickel

• Phone

• Portable Car Jumper

• Appliance packaging

• Beverage holders (from fast food restaurants)

• Cardboard tubes from wrapping paper

• Cereal boxes (without plastic liners)

• Egg cartons (if made from paper material, not Styrofoam)

• Gift boxes

• Moving boxes

• Shipping boxes

• Shoe boxes

• Tissue boxes (remove plastic windows)

• Toilet paper and paper towel rolls

• Cable boxes

• Cell phones

• Computer monitors

• Desktop computers

• DVD players

• External hard drives

• Gaming consoles

• Keyboards

• Laptops

• Mice (computer)

• Modems

• MP3 players

• Printers

• Routers

• Scanners

• Smartwatches

• Speakers

• Tablets

• Televisions

• Video cameras

• Wireless earbuds

• Wireless routers

• Bedding (sheets, comforters, pillows)

• Clothing (shirts, pants, jackets, dresses, etc.)

• Computers and electronics

• Household goods (kitchenware, small appliances, cookware)

• Jewelry

• Shoes

• Small appliances (toasters, blenders, etc.)

• Sports equipment

• Toys

• Tools

• Towels and blankets

• Unopened toiletries

• Baby food jars

• Beer bottles

• Beverage bottles (e.g., soda, juice, sparkling water)

• Candle jars

• Coffee jars (instant coffee)

• Condiment jars (e.g., mustard, mayonnaise, relish)

• Honey jars

• Jam and jelly jars

• Liquor Bottles

• Olives jars

• Pickle jars

• Salsa jars

• Sauce bottles (e.g., hot sauce, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce)

• Syrup bottles

• Vinegar bottles

• Wine bottles

  What We Don’t Take

• Glass Panes

• Window Panes

• Strings

• Brass

• Woodwinds

• Percussion

• Keyboards

• Aluminum cans (e.g., soda, beer)

• Aluminum foil (clean and free of food residue)

• Baking trays (clean aluminum trays)

• Bottle caps

• Food cans (e.g., soup, vegetable, or pet food cans, cleaned)

• Jar lids (metal lids from glass jars)

• Paint cans (if empty and dried out)

• Pie tins (clean aluminum tins)

• Scrap metal (e.g., small pieces of iron, steel, or aluminum from household items)

• Tin cans (e.g., from coffee or other products, cleaned)

• Cardboard: Corrugated cardboard (shipping boxes, packaging)

• Cereal Boxes: Paperboard boxes without plastic liners

• Envelopes: Without plastic windows (if paper-based)

• Gift Wrapping Paper - if it doesn't contain non-paper materials like glitter, foil, or plastic

• Magazines: Paper magazines and catalogs (remove any glossy coating if possible)

• Newspapers: Newsprint

• Office Paper: Printer paper, notebooks, and copy paper

• Paper Bags: Brown paper bags (without plastic or non-paper elements)

• Paperboard: Used for packaging items like food and beverages

• Phone Books: Old phone directories (without plastic coating)

• #1, #2, #4, #5, #6

• Bags (e.g., grocery bags, produce bags, bread bags)

• Bottles (e.g., water, soda, juice, detergent, shampoo bottles)

• Caps and lids (from bottles and containers)

• Clamshell packaging (e.g., fruit or salad containers)

• Containers (e.g., yogurt cups, sour cream tubs, butter tubs)

• Corrugated Plastic (yard signs)

• Cups (e.g., plastic drink cups, if marked recyclable)

• Jars (e.g., peanut butter jars)

• Milk jugs

• Plastic food trays (e.g., for deli meats or baked goods)

• Rigid plastics (e.g., storage bins)

• Takeout containers (if clean and labeled recyclable)

• Tubes (e.g., toothpaste or lotion)

• Stretchy Plastic (plastic that stretches)

• Straws

• Utensils (forks, knives, etc)

• Disposable cups and plates (if clean)

• Egg cartons

• Foam blocks used for packaging fragile items (e.g., electronics, appliances)

• Foam peanuts

• Take-out containers (if clean and free of food residue)

• Bikes

• Books

• Donations

• Fire Extinguisher

• Furniture (couches, chairs, tables)

• Mattresses

• Propane Tank

• Thermostat

• Tires

Have any other larger items? Please send us an email or text if so!