Limpieza de Torremolinos S.A.

Fatal

It's 7:40 in the morning, I can't sleep anymore. I looked out and saw the mess left on the street. Driving forward and back didn't do anything to clean the sidewalk.
I'm leaving you with photos so you can see for yourself.
A word of advice: a hose pollutes less and gives better results.
Respect for citizens and the environment.

A regrettable and utterly absurd experience with Litosa.

In an attempt to do things properly and act responsibly, I decided to personally take a sofa to the Torremolinos Recycling Center, as indicated both online and in the company's own information. I checked the opening hours, loaded the sofa into my car, and drove there.

The sofa comes from an apartment I own in Torremolinos, for which I pay all municipal taxes, including the garbage collection fee. However, the operator denied me access because I am not registered as a resident of Torremolinos, despite being the owner and taxpayer.

The result: I had to travel unnecessary kilometers to Málaga, wasting time and money, and generating more pollution, all because of a senseless bureaucratic rule that goes against civic responsibility, common sense, and the very purpose of a recycling center.

This type of management is not only unfair to non-registered property owners, but it also discourages doing things correctly. Then we wondered why there was furniture left abandoned in the street.

The service was rigid, unreasonable, and completely out of touch with reality. A very bad experience.

I don't recycle anymore thanks to you. You mix everything up in the early hours of the morning and the racket you make with your noise. I have a memory of how you mix organic waste with glass and everything else. The bins smell awful, and the staff are talking loudly at 2 in the morning while they're working.

First, I'd like to congratulate Litosa for the hard work they do in a town where filth and squalor are practically a symbol of Torremolinos.

On another note, I'd like to know who is responsible, along with the Municipal Police, for removing a homeless person's makeshift shelter under the children's play area in Plaza Adolfo Suárez, specifically under the slide, where a mangy, flea-ridden man sleeps every day.

I wonder why I have to forbid my children from playing on that playground equipment when it's meant for them, and why this filthy creature has settled there, especially since the Municipal Police and Litosa trucks pass by every day, and none of them clean up this homeless man's makeshift "apartment."