Shrink-Wrap & Greenhouse Film Recycling Program

Includes all HDPE #2 and LDPE #4 plastics!

Greenhouse PotsThe Washtenaw County Solid Waste Program, Mondo Polymer Technologies and Michigan Sea Grant are working with local businesses and residents to recycle high- and low- density polyethylene, or #2 and #4 plastics.  

 

Acceptable Plastics

Shrink-wrap and greenhouse film is the form of polyethylene that is found most abundantly since these materials are generally used to protect very large items such as boats, RVs and large greenhouses. However, the following smaller items are also #2 and #4 plastic and are able to be recycled through this program:

  • plasticpotscollectionPlastic plant pots and trays (see photo, right)
  • Bottles (including milk, water, juice, cosmetic, shampoo, dish and laundry detergent, etc.)
  • Plastic trash, retail and grocery bags
  • Some yogurt and margarine (or similar) tubs
  • Dry cleaning plastic garment bags
  • Bread Bags
  • Paper towel/toilet paper/etc. packaging 
  • Buckets
  • ANY plastic marked #2 or #4 - Any color, shape, size!

-Top of Page-

 

Drop-Off Locations

The following are sites available to drop off any #2 and #4 plastics. Tip: Call before dropping off!

PUBLIC DROP-OFF SITES


ShrinkWrapBoatsWashtenaw County Regional Drop-Off Station
2950 Ellsworth Rd
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
734-971-7400
Map

GreenhouseMac's Marina (Seasonal/Shrink Wrap Only!)
9876 Main St.
Whitmore Lake, MI 48189
734-449-4706
Map

Mill Creek Sport Center (Seasonal/Shrink Wrap Only!)
8180 Main St.
Dexter, MI 48130
734-426-3445
Map

PRIVATE DROP-OFF SITE (for customers only)


Klave's Marina (Seasonal/Shrink Wrap Only!)
8789 McGregor Rd.
Pinckney, MI 48169
734-426-4532
Map

Lodi Farms Garden Center
2880 South Wagner Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
734-665-5651
Map

-Top of Page-

 

You Are Encouraged To Participate!

All marinas, yacht clubs, dry marinas, boat storage yards, nurseries, RV storage yards, manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, etc. are welcome to begin participating in this recycling effort. Whether you generate a lot or just a small amount of polyethylene, you are encouraged to participate so that we may keep this non-compostable item our of our environment for good!

If you are a business that generates large quantities of polyethylene and would like to serve as a drop-off point, please contact us!

-Top of Page- 

 

Contact Info

Please directy all inquiries to:

Dan Moody
Washtenaw County Solid Waste Coordinator
Email: moodyd@ewashtenaw.org
Phone: (734) 222-3827

OR

Noelle Bowman
Solid Waste Program Assistant
Email: bowmann@ewashtenaw.org
Phone: (734) 222-6874

OR

Ron Wesel
Mondo Polymer Technologies, Inc.
Email: ron@mondopolymer.com
Phone: (740) 376-9396

-Top of Page-

Document Actions
Google Translate