Recycle Center (Cans
Recycling Center in Bell, California
About This Location
The Recycle Center at 6337 Walker Ave in Bell, California is a small beverage-container buyback point where residents of southeast Los Angeles County can redeem their California Refund Value (CRV) aluminum cans and plastic and glass bottles for cash. Reviewers describe it as a compact, fast-moving spot for selling cans and bottles. No official operator website or CalRecycle certification record was confirmed for this address, so treat posted hours as approximate and confirm before bringing a large load.
What Recycle Center (Cans Accepts
Related recycling guides: Glass · Plastic
What they do not accept
No published list of refused materials was found. As a cans-and-bottles CRV buyback, it typically redeems only California Refund Value beverage containers and is not a drop-off for electronics, appliances, household hazardous waste, tires or bulky items.
Access & restrictions
Public buyback: Open to the public for CRV redemption; no residency requirement known.
Programs & events
- CRV buyback — California Refund Value redemption for eligible aluminum, plastic and glass beverage containers.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I recycle at the Recycle Center on Walker Ave in Bell?
It is a cans-and-bottles CRV buyback, so you can redeem California Refund Value aluminum cans and plastic and glass beverage bottles for cash. It does not take electronics, appliances or household hazardous waste.
Is this Bell recycling center open now?
We couldn't verify its current status against an official source. Directory listings show daytime hours seven days a week, but standalone CRV centers change hours or close; check CalRecycle's certified-center database or a current listing before you go.
How much do cans pay at this center?
California pays the statewide CRV rate set by CalRecycle (commonly 5 or 10 cents per container depending on size). Large quantities are often weighed and paid by weight. Confirm the center's current policy on arrival.
Does it accept non-CRV plastic or cardboard?
No materials list is published for this location, and cans-and-bottles buybacks usually take only CRV beverage containers. Ask on site before bringing non-CRV plastics or cardboard.
Last verified: October 2026. Sources: source · source. Spotted something wrong? Suggest a correction.