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Aiken County Recycling Drop Off #6 is the county-run recycling center serving Windsor and nearby rural neighborhoods. Neighbors drop off household recyclables and small loads that would otherwise head to the landfill. This is the kind of place people visit with a trunk full of cardboard, cans, bottles and mixed paper.
Drive-up style drop-off with separate bins or containers for common recyclable materials like paper, cardboard, plastics, glass and metal; sorting by type is the norm. There’s usually a small entrance area and room to pull in, unload and move on, so expect to circle in a vehicle or back up to a container. Weekends and spring clean-up time can get busy, so short lines are normal then. The site looks like a county lot more than a retail store - gravel or paved pads, clear signs over containers, and enough space for pickup trucks and small trailers.
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Before You Go
- Flatten boxes and bag loose paper to speed unloading and keep the place tidy.
- Bring gloves and a broom or tarp for any sticky or wet loads; trailers tend to drip on hot days.
- Aim for weekdays or mid-morning to avoid weekend backups during spring-cleanup and hurricane-prep season.
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