Lamp, light fixture - metal
Disposal method: Large recyclable item pick up, Drop-off
Bridging is a local non-profit who will take usable furniture and household goods. They give it to local families in need.
Disposal method: Large recyclable item pick up, Drop-off
Bridging is a local non-profit who will take usable furniture and household goods. They give it to local families in need.
Disposal method: Large recyclable item pick up, Drop-off
Post on a neighborhood social media platform to see if anyone in your neighborhood is interested.
Disposal method: Hazardous waste
You can also call your local hardware store to see if they accept bulbs from residents. Make sure to ask if there's a limit and a fee for drop-off.
It is illegal to throw CFLs in the garbage due to the presence of a small amount of mercury. Beginning January 1, 2026, stores were no longer able to sell CFL bulbs in Minnesota.
Disposal method: Hazardous waste, Other
Sharps should not be put in your garbage, recycling, or organics recycling loose. They can cause injury to collection crews and staff at waste facilities. There are several options to manage household sharps (including used EpiPens).
Learn more about sharps disposal options
Unused EpiPens should be managed the same as unused medications.
Make sure to store properly store sharps at your home.
Disposal method: Garbage
Bag and put in your garbage cart.
Baby, makeup remover and flushable wipes are not recyclable or compostable. They likely contain chemicals and strengthening additives that make them not break down. Do not put these wipes in your recycling, organics recycling or down your toilet.
If you cannot find your item in this list, you can request that we add it to the disposal guide. Make a request
Phone
Address
Eastside Maintenance Facility
2635 University Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418
Office hours
8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Monday – Friday
This building is closed to the public.