By Rodney December 12, 2011
Went to the recycling site in Woodland and was treated very unprofessionally, by the hispanic manager in the storage container. The workers weighed my scrap metal and labeled it all as tin. Ironic because a huge BBQ was obviously not tin, for it was welded and in fair shape. My motive behind going to the woodland center on Beamer was out of convenience, previous business transactions, and to recycle my good's which were to go toward my non-profit organization of which I am affiliated. The manager argued with me about the material, and told me to "take [my] stuff, we don't want it." After trying to settle an agreement, to which he was irrational towards; I ended up helping the other workers to re-load my scrap metal back into my truck, which in the process I injured myself. Being a student in the profession of law, it is obvious that such unprofessional and rude behavior lead to my injury. You don't have to worry about recycling any metal on my behalf from my experience, nor future busi ...read more
By phillip fhilsd May 28, 2011
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When a customer visits a restaurant, they expect that the dishes, glasses and silverware are all clean and sanitary. There is more to sanitizing a dish than wiping it with a rag; proper sanitization is a task that must be completed with care. ...read more
If you have solid waste to dispose of, it is important that you dispose of it properly. Most cities have a landfill where you can take solid waste. If the solid waste is a bio hazardous chemical, you will have to dispose it of a little differently. Most towns will have a dump that you can dump your ow... ...read more