Bottles? As in, glass bottles?
Yup, we have deposit in Michigan. I've taken in a few hundred cans/bottles, since i started. Very random but sometimes i find a trash bag of them only. Tho i have a 3 or so regulars, that I hit each week for bout $5ish each but i gotta pull them out of the can/cans(YUCK, part of why i always wear gloves). Well one guy works partly from home I think, so it's his shop can, mostly wood n other nonmetal building type trash.
After winter cause of the snow and no place to store them. Had 7 totes & bout ten cases/boxes as well, of glass bottles in my backyard to haul in. It'd snow during or over night before I unloaded and not dealing with wet snowy bottles LOL
Not all alum cans are deposit tho(Mi rules carbonated drinks have deposit) or even bottles(Canadian beer I found, from Canada) But you can still scrap the cans as alum. Got a couple totes of non-deposit cans or need to find the right store. Mostly craft beer that is too far for deposit. A place/store only has to pay deposit for what it sells. Often i take in a lot, to make the trip worth it, like right before i go out to scrap, so i'm already wearing work/grungy cloths.
It's funny this one scrapper i watch passes on them all the time, no deposit in his state and I'm like noooo $$$ LOL
It's also funny how much unopened beer i find. Just got over three 6 packs from one place and then another 7 loose craft beer from another, all in one night. I only clean n keep the canned stuff, don't trust bottles with twist off caps but still deposit). Just gave my friend two unopened energy drinks and a 5 pack of orange pop as well LOL
Heck I'd of never tried Stella Artois beer but got a full case of it in the winter. I'll prob buy that stuff once in awhile now
