Walking into PJ Eco Recycling Plaza recently felt like stumbling upon a hidden spot. After a brief glance at its Facebook page, I noticed that most posts featured visitors from corporates, schools, and NGOs. The page mentioned, it is a government building and a one-stop learning centre. I began to wonder if individuals like myself could also come and donate recyclable items commonly used at home. Intrigued, my friend and I decided to visit on a Sunday, not expecting much but hoping to see what types of recycling bins were available so we could return another time to drop off our recyclables. Upon entering, there are racks of preloved items such as toys, clothes, and kitchenware, all being sold at incredibly low prices. My friend couldn't resist and ended up purchasing a cubic toy for just RM1 and a domino board game for RM2. Curious, we began to explore, discovering that the public could freely access the exhibitions or sections within the building. They even have a second floor. W
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