Metal Bottle Caps
Metal bottle caps are metal closures lined with plastic designed to contain liquids within a glass or plastic bottle.
Vendors
| Vendor | Address | City | Destination | Disposal Method | Notes | |
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| Pleasanton Transfer Station | 3110 Busch Rd. | Pleasanton | Landfill | Drop-off for a Fee | ||
| Davis Street (WM) Resource Recovery Complex (Transfer Station) | 2615 Davis St. | San Leandro | Recycle | Free Drop-off | Please keep plastic bottle caps attached to plastic bottles. Metal caps and lids should be removed from glass containers and recycled separately. | |
| Fremont Recycling & Transfer Station | 41149 Boyce Rd. | Fremont | Recycle | Drop-off for a Fee | Separate recyclables and deposit into marked containers at facility | |
| Waste Management of Alameda County | 172 98th Ave. | Oakland | Recycle | Pick-up for a Fee | Commercial waste hauling service | |
| GreenWaste of Palo Alto | 2765 Lafayette St | Palo Alto | Recycle | Pick-up for a Fee | ||
| Republic Services, Inc. | 42600 Boyce Road | Fremont | Recycle | Pick-up for a Fee | ||
| SCRAP | 801 Toland St. | San Francisco | Reuse | Free Drop-off | ||
| East Bay Depot For Creative Reuse |
4695 Telegraph Ave. (drop-off at loading dock on Shattuck Ave between 46th and 47th streets) |
Oakland | Reuse | Free Drop-off |
Curbside Service
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| Alameda |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Albany |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Berkeley |
If attached to a glass jar, put it in the recycling bin. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Castro Valley Sanitary District |
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| Dublin |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. If attached to a glass jar, put it in the recycling bin. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Emeryville |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Fremont |
Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Hayward |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Hayward (Oro Loma - L2) |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Livermore |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Newark |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Oakland |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Piedmont |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Pleasanton |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| San Leandro |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| San Leandro (Oro Loma - L3) |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| San Lorenzo (Oro Loma) |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Unincorporated Oro Loma (L1) |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
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| Union City |
These lined with plastic and are too small to be captured by recycling equipment. Consider collecting for reuse projects. ### |
