Irmo, SC, September 11, 2025
News Summary
Irmo, South Carolina, is set to host a Small Appliance Recycling Event on September 12. Residents can recycle small appliances under 25 pounds at Zaxby’s while promoting eco-friendly practices. The event encourages community participation and aims to raise awareness about responsible electronic waste disposal. Organized by Junk King Columbia and Zaxby’s Ballentine, participants can learn about recycling and supporting local businesses in their commitment to environmental stewardship.
Irmo Hosts Small Appliance Recycling Event
Residents of Irmo, South Carolina, have an opportunity to participate in a Small Appliance Recycling Event organized by Junk King Columbia and Zaxby’s Ballentine on September 12, 2025. The event will run from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Zaxby’s, located at 1325 Dutch Fork Road, Irmo, SC 29063. This initiative is aimed at promoting responsible recycling of small appliances, allowing community members to declutter their homes while benefiting the environment.
Participating in the event will incur a fee, which will help cover the costs associated with the recycling process. Interested individuals seeking additional information can contact the organizers via email at lizzie.libertylock@gmail.com.
Accepted Items for Recycling
The recycling event will accept a variety of small appliances weighing less than 25 pounds. Among the items eligible for recycling include:
- Air Fryers
- Microwaves
- Printers
- Gaming Consoles
- Hair Dryers
- Toasters
- And many other small household appliances
Community participation is encouraged to help reduce waste and promote sustainable practices. The event aims not only to assist individuals in decluttering their homes but also to raise awareness about the importance of recycling small electronic devices, which can contain hazardous materials.
Community Impact and Environmental Responsibility
This recycling initiative reflects a growing trend toward environmental accountability within communities. By offering a convenient way for residents to properly dispose of unwanted appliances, organizers hope to inspire lasting commitment to eco-friendly practices in Irmo and surrounding areas.
The partnership between Junk King Columbia, known for its eco-conscious waste management services, and Zaxby’s Ballentine, a popular local eatery, underscores a community effort to tackle the issue of electronic waste responsibly. This collaboration not only highlights the importance of recycling but also supports local businesses in fostering community well-being.
Background on Junk King Columbia
Junk King Columbia has been instrumental in promoting recycling efforts throughout the region. The organization specializes in junk removal and strives to ensure that a significant percentage of collected waste is diverted from landfills via recycling and donation. Through events like this one, they actively engage with the community to encourage responsible waste management practices.
In addition to the recycling event, local businesses are invited to consider advertising opportunities through platforms like Richland Source, allowing them to reach a broader audience while supporting community initiatives.
Summary of Event Details
| Event Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Date | September 12, 2025 |
| Time | 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM |
| Location | Zaxby’s, 1325 Dutch Fork Road, Irmo, SC |
| Organizers | Junk King Columbia and Zaxby’s Ballentine |
| Items Accepted | Small appliances under 25 lbs (air fryers, microwaves, etc.) |
| Contact | lizzie.libertylock@gmail.com |
| Event Link | Junk King Columbia |
FAQ
What are the dates and times for the recycling event?
The recycling event is scheduled for September 12, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Where is the location of the event?
The event will take place at Zaxby’s, located at 1325 Dutch Fork Road, Irmo, SC 29063.
What types of items can be recycled?
Items accepted for recycling include small appliances under 25 pounds, such as air fryers, microwaves, printers, and hair dryers.
Is there a fee to participate in the recycling event?
Yes, a fee is required to participate in the recycling event to help cover associated costs.
Who can I contact for more information about the event?
For more information, you can contact the organizers at lizzie.libertylock@gmail.com.
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Additional Resources
- Richland Source: Junk King Columbia and Zaxby’s Recycling Event
- Wikipedia: Recycling
- Richland Source: Real Kings Go Green Earth Day Recycling Event
- Google Search: Environmental Sustainability
- WLTX: Hurricane Helene Impact Live Blog
- Google Scholar: Waste Management and Recycling
- WLTX: God’s Closet Shopping Event
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Sustainability
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