For years, Cohen has partnered with Ronald McDonald House of Cincinnati to make it even more rewarding to recycle your empties. Every month, Cohen makes a donation to RMHC based on the value of pop tabs brought in to our facilities. So collect and bring in your pop tabs, and help Cohen make a difference to families right here in the tri-state. Thank you!
What Does Cohen Accept for Recycling?
As a rule of thumb, if the item in question is made of metal, uses batteries, or plugs in, Cohen can recycle it. To look up a specific item, start typing it in the box below. We continue to update this library of recyclable items and welcome your suggestions.
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Aluminum
Aluminum Siding
Antennas
Batteries
Batteries (Alkaline)
Batteries (Auto)
Blenders
Brass
Bronze
Cable Box
Cables and Cords
Cameras
Chargers and Adapters
Chrome
Circuit Boards
Cobalt
Coffee Makers
Compactors
Converters
Copper
Curtain Rods
Decorative Lights
Door Knob
Dryers
DVD Players
DVR
Electric Motors
Engines
Fan
Faucet
Fencing
Ferrous
Furnaces
Game Consoles
Garden Tools
Golf Clubs
Grills
Hair Dryers
Hardware
Headphones
Humidifiers
HVAC
Iron
Keyboards
Lamps
Lead
Light Fixtures
Magnesium
Mailboxes
Medical Devices
Microphones
Microwaves
Mixers
Monitors
Motorcycles
Mouse
Nails
Nickel
Non-Ferrous
Ovens
Power Strips
Precious Metals
Radiator (Auto)
Radiators
Rebar
Routers and Modems
Scanners
Screws
Slow Cookers
Snowblower
Speakers
Stainless Steel
Teapot
Telephones
Tin
Titanium
Toasters
ITEMS NOT ACCEPTED
For the safety of our customers, employees, and equipment, Cohen cannot accept certain materials, including but not limited to: paint cans, light bulbs, batteries (except auto batteries), tires, vacuums, ammunition, containers under pressure, and radioactive material. Other materials may be accepted with proper documentation, at the yard manager’s discretion, including: kegs, engraved plaques, shopping carts, business equipment, burnt wire, street signs, and historical or commemorative artifacts.