Couch Recycling

I totally agree LPPT. There needs to be more meetings, open discussions and support LOCALLY. I am so glad you and others support this. Because I heard that recently there has been an increase in demand for support groups, therapy, etc. due to the economic recession.

Would the organization that provides mental health services to families on a sliding scale be, Family Intervention Services (FIS)? Or is it another facility? Just wonderin'......

If you go to my profile there are two ways to access my website. Other than that my website is: www.couchrecyclingservice.com There is a detailed list of acceptable items on there, as well as a contact form. Look forward to doing business with you!

Here is our first vision of Roscoe's Recycling Truck! Hope you like him!

If you are in need of a reliable recycling pick-up service; call us today @ 404-844-9904 to add your name to Roscoe's Recycling Route! (Yes, that is what I have named my recycling van.) He is accepting all kinds of recycling items! Go to our website for more info.......

Does anyone know if Hiram is having a Fall Festival this year? I know that they have had Olde Town Day in the past. Has that already happened this year? I love Fall and Festivals!

"PRE-cycling" is a little known term that is being used and practiced in recent times. The definition of pre-cycling is: practicing recycling skills while shopping in the marketplaces. It is avoiding purchasing products and merchandise that are not recyclable. As a mother and consumer I can give you a few examples of this. I recently have avoided buying wax coated juice boxes, Capri-Suns, and water bottles on a large scale. I have really enjoyed recycling my stuff, and am about to start 'composting' here at home. If you are in need of a convienient recycling pick-up service; give us a ca

Tear jerker!!! Because, I used to be a server at WH and something similar happened like that at Christmas time to me. I had a pocket-ful of cash and handed a hungry, lonely, and cold guy a $20.00 bill. We were walking in together(I was headed to work), I didn't serve him his meal but I was happy to help.

"PRE-cycling" is a little known term that is being used and practiced in recent times. The definition of pre-cycling is: practicing recycling skills while shopping in the marketplaces. It is avoiding purchasing products and merchandise that are not recyclable. As a mother and consumer I can give you a few examples of this. I recently have avoided buying wax coated juice boxes, Capri-Suns, and water bottles on a large scale. I have really enjoyed recycling my stuff, and am about to start 'composting' here at home.

Let it marinate, resonate, no need to complicate. I contemplate, wishing there was no hate, and no death rate. Only love from above, flying down like a dove. I hope everyone has a beautiful Monday!!!

We had cheeseburgers on tha grill, french fries, and sliced garden cucumbers w/salt,pepper,&vinegar! And I gotta have a big 'ol glass of Dr. P with that!

I was a little speechless when I read this article. Cities Increasingly Turn to 'Trash Police' to Enforce Recycling Laws Beware the green police. They don't carry guns and there's no police academy to train them, but if you don't recycle your trash properly, they can walk up your driveway and give you a $100 ticket. In a growing number of cities across the U.S., local governments are placing computer chips in recycling bins to collect data on refuse disposal, and then fining residents who don't participate in recycling efforts and forcing others into educational programs meant to

I was there yesterday, with my whole fam in tow. They wanted to do all of the kids activities.....it about broke me! We stayed a little too long and my litlle 2 yr old boy got very hot and fussy. THEN when we got home, he starts coughing his head off so much that he barfed. Now he has a runny nose, coughing, and fever. He is officially sick! I enjoyed it, and saw so many amazing things. I love witnessing folks' creativity and artistry. I wanted to take just about everything I saw home with me. Hopefully next year we can maybe have a recycling can right next to all of the trash cans! Than

Great!! Just PM me or fill out the contact form on my website, or I can just bring the bin and paperwork on Wednesday. Just let me know! Thanks, Cristina

You are quite welcome, you guys are doing a great thing!

Wooooopssss........Sorry Guys for the Triple post! I'm a newbie and can't quite seem to figure how to delete a post. I know.......it's sad.

I just wanted give a shout out to our new Recyclers: ~Ridge Road Community Club is now recycling! ~Light House Food Ministry has also begun to recycle all of their cardboard boxes. If your organization, business, or church would like to start a recycling program; call, e-mail, or PM us!!! We are here to serve you and your specific recycling needs Paulding County!

Introducing a brand-new professional RECYCLING pick-up service: Couch Recycling Service *we are reliable and professional *pick-up weekly *no need for sorting; we'll do that! *all kinds of plastic and paper accepted *brown, green, and clear glass now accepted

Couch Recycling Service is proud to announce a few changes for the better. To meet our customers demands, AND added conveinience, we now accept GLASS AND PLASTICS OF ALL FORMS!!!! This means no longer checking the #'s on the bottom of the plastic. #'s 1-7 are now acceptable!! Green, brown, and clear glass are also now being picked up. Thank you for your input, and hopefully these new changes will take some of the guess-work out of your recycling. Couch Recycling Service 404-844-9904

Thank you, likewise!

Here are some statistics about RECYCLING that I found!

I will be serving ALL of Paulding Co. So the answer is YES!! I actually just had a call from that area, and will be delivering their FREE recycling bin tomorrow morning at 10:00 am. Would like me to add you to the list?

A detailed list of accepted items are on my website www.couchrecyclingservice.com But the most popular items to recycle are: Plastic beverage and food containers #1 and #2 signs aluminum cans steel cans(air fresheners, food cans) paperboard( the boxes that cereal,mac & cheese, &beer come in) mixed paper (junk mail, receipts,Mc Donalds bags,copy paper,magazines,phone books,etc) plastic shopping bags cardboard boxes(corrugated) ink toners and cartridges batteries a tire or two