The Interchange
The Interchange is an
online materials exchange service for businesses with excess or unwanted materials.
All services provided by Interchange Staff
are free, listed materials may be free or there may
be a cost associated. Read the latest newsletter:
Summer 2010.
The Interchange newsletter is distributed electronically.
If you would like to subscribe to The Interchange, please contact
Susan Schumacher.
How to use The Interchange online
Responding to a listing:
Follow the links to either
materials wanted or
materials available. Under these links, materials are divided into categories, such as plastics or metals.
Placing a listing:
If you would like to add a new listing, you can link to a Listing Form from this site. Just click on
"Add a New Listing", fill out the form and submit it to our offices. You may fax a completed form to The Interchange at (513) 946-7779, email
Susan Schumacher or contact her by phone at (513) 946-7734, or mail the form to the Business Specialist, 250 William Howard Taft Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45219.
Tracking exchanges:
Tracking is one of the most important and difficult tasks for The Interchange staff. Hamilton County
Recycling and Solid Waste District uses this information to sustain and promote The Interchange as a free service. If you exchange a material, please contact
Susan Schumacher at (513) 946-7734 to report any successful exchanges, or download a
tracking form (pdf file) and fax it to (513) 946-7779.
Disclaimer Information provided through The Interchange is supplied by the lister of the material. The Hamilton County Recycling and Solid Waste District is not responsible for any information, error or misrepresentation in the newsletter. The Interchange is not responsible for any warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of the material description, the suitability of the material for a particular use or the merchantability of any material listed. The Interchange reserves the right not to list a material or to edit information provided by any listing party. The mention of a specific business or program does not necessarily represent an endorsement.
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