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Other Recycling Information
The following items can be recycled at various locations around the county. Acceptable materials vary by store locations, so the following is meant as a guide for the closest locations. Please call ahead to ensure your local store is able to provide you with our recycling services. Costs may apply and vary by location due to state and local regulations.
- Batteries
- Fluorescent Bulbs
- Styrofoam
- Grocery Bags
- Ink Cartridges
- Metal & Reusable Items
- Oil
- Pet Supplies & Blankets
- Other Options
- Batteries Plus Bulbs: Accepts rechargeable batteries and fluorescent bulbs.
- Home Depot: Accepts small fluorescent bulbs and drill batteries.
- Lowes: Accepts small fluorescent bulbs, various sizes of rechargeable batteries, and plastic bags.
- Target: Accepts rechargeable batteries equal or smaller than a drill battery and plastic bags.
- Batteries Plus Bulbs: Accepts rechargeable batteries and fluorescent bulbs.
- Home Depot: Accepts small fluorescent bulbs and drill batteries.
- Lowes: Accepts small fluorescent bulbs, various sizes of rechargeable batteries, and plastic bags.
- Publix: Recycles foam egg crates, plastic, and paper bags.
- Lowes: Accepts small fluorescent bulbs, various sizes of rechargeable batteries, and plastic bags.
- Publix: Recycles foam egg crates, plastic and paper bags.
- Target: Accepts rechargeable batteries equal or smaller than a drill battery and plastic bags.
- Wal-Mart: Recycles grocery bags and ink cartridges.
- Wal-Mart: Recycles grocery bags and ink cartridges.
- Interfaith Ministries: Scrap metal and reusable items for resale.
- Auto Zone: Accepts up to 20 quarts of oil free.
- Discount Auto Parts: Accepts up to five car batteries, five gallons of oil per day, some other locations also accept anti-freeze but not Milton.
- The Gulf Breeze Zoo: Blankets.
- Santa Rosa County Animal Shelter:New and used:
- Any type of pet accessories (leashes, collars, etc.)
- Blankets
- Newspapers
- Pet beds
- Pet food, treats, and snacks
- Pet toys
- Sheets
- Shredded paper
- Towels
- Central Landfill / Household Hazardous Waste - Accepts small quantities free from residents of:
- Chemicals (gas, oil, paint, pesticides etc.)
- Fluorescent bulbs
- Ink cartridges
- Needles in sharps approved containers
- Rechargeable batteries
- Small metal appliances (toasters, microwaves etc.)
- Computers - Can be disassembled and reused in various computer stores.
- Fishing Line - See the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission.
- Milton Iron and Metal purchases metal from the public.
- Sheriff's Office: Accepts expired medicine
- Waterfront Rescue Mission (Pensacola): Accepts donated items and metal to sell to support their programs.
- Wise Recycling (Pensacola): Buys various metal