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Recycle Saline is the local recycling center on W Sevier St that Benton residents use to keep recyclables out of the landfill. People hauling household recycling or small loads from yard cleanups stop here; it feels like a small-town drop-off rather than a big transfer station.
Drive in to a modest site with a few large bins and roll-offs for common materials-paper and cardboard, containers like plastic and metal, and usually glass and electronics at many centers like this. Pull up slowly and look for the cluster of bins near the building or pavement edge; vehicles typically back up to a bin to unload. Expect weekend traffic to be heavier, especially in spring clean-up season, and bring items already separated so unloading moves quicker.
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Before You Go
- Sort and flatten cardboard at home to save unloading time and space in the vehicle.
- Keep recyclables loose rather than bagged so attendants (or self-service) can see what's inside; clear or no bags are usually preferred.
- Secure loose items in the truck or trailer so nothing blows out while waiting in line; tight straps or a tarp help on windy days.
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