Shoreline Recycling & Transfer Station

Or just take the appliances to schnitzer in Woodinville. It can be free or you get a few bucks depending on weight.. You don't pay to dump

Yes

No refrigerators are not recyclable and its $30

Yes

Yes you can and the minimum is $24.

Yes. Oil and gas must be drained.

Yes. Select kinds. There are pictures and description of what kinds are ok.

The cat litter assists in making it harden. Leave the cover off to dry it out.

Yes they take select kinds of styrofoam. And i think its no charge if recycling the water heater. Or at max it would be just the weight of it ($35 or so).

All appliances are free EXCEPT, AC, water coolers, dehumidifiers & refrigerators.

Take it to Goodwill, it's part of their recycling program.

They'll probably take it for free

As long as you take the attendant a six pack of beer

Yes we will just make sure you separate everything. Metal is free so you can get rid of your metal first then go back to the scale house to re-weigh your load. Separate your vegetation as that is considered yard waste and everything else is regular garbage.

Yes

No

Yes very expensive and we have a wall to go over. Not a flat floor. Fyi factoria has a flat floor

If it's metal yes

Yes, plastic bottles go into the commingle compactor (sky blue) in the rear recycling area.

That goes into the trash. Only bottles are recyclable.

No

Yes! It will be considered garbage and they have a minimum charge based on weight.

Carboard recycling is free.

They take mattresses for an additional $30. A couch would probably just go in the regular trash pile.

You can recycle beer bottles at this location. You have to be a resident of King county to get in the dump though. They ask for ID

Yes

Barbeque

No, just throw them over. There's a wall that is about 2.5 feet tall that you have to throw all garbage over (there are slots at the ground for debri). There's also a chain that is a bit above the wall. (So you don't fall in) You just have to slide and maneuver the couch so it doesn't get too caught on the chain. (I think the chains also there so you don't lob it over long ways and make a huge thud or hurt yourself.)

I didn't see anything for recycling plastic bags of any type there.

The cost was for 300 pounds or rubbish to be thrown away $25 also if your load is not tied down they will also charge you another $25 dollars.

I'm not sure Misty and I wish I knew.

King County residents are welcome, Snohomish not, it's dumb like most people are

I am not sure about either of those. I know that they accept scrape metals such as lawnmowers, microwave, bbq grill and other small appliance with cord. Although these items seem like small appliance, you should call them and ask.

12.00 for first 320 lbs

All metals, if windows glass needs to be removed, no bullets or armory, no paint cans.

I would separate just to be sure. Ya never know.

Yes, in the metal bin

Yes

Fee schedule: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/dnrp/solid-waste/facilities/disposal-fees.aspx "There is no fee to recycle scrap metal or corrugated cardboard boxes."

Yes. Per the King County solid waste website they count as a small appliance and they can be recycled at the Shoreline location. https://info.kingcounty.gov/services/recycling-garbage/solid-waste/what-do-i-do-with/Restrictions?m=129

Unfortunately no. Their website gives a link to ecyclewashington dot org. Goodwill accepts TVs even if not working, I'm fairly sure.

Yes. Or you can donate it to one of the clothing bins in different shops around Shoreline. The clothing will be shredded and recycled The bins are in the parking lots.

The goodwill downtown on 7th south took our old printer. I bet they'd take your machine. Most goodwills won't.

Mon-Fri: 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sat & Sun: 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. This facility is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day See https://kingcounty.gov/depts/dnrp/solid-waste/facilities/transfer/shoreline-transfer.aspx

Yes you can

They take everything.

Is lawn mower recycling free at the transfer station?

Sorry we do not

Yes you can.

If it's free to dump mattress but it's been quite a while since I've done a junk removal you should call them to find out

No, take it to HHW on Aurora Avenue.

Yes.

Yes. Make sure your trailer load is covered or you'll pay a fine in addition to dump fees. (And you'll get a ticket if pulled over by police.)

Yes we take couches, should be about $24. No we don't provide pickup service. You have to bring it yourself or call a junk removal service.

If they're empty they're regular garbage. If they have paint in them put cat litter in them to solidify the paint and it's also regular garbage.

Yes we do, it will be regular garbage.

We take latex paint, no peanut butter consistency. Must be somewhat solid. What Maureen said about H4H tho.

It dump as garbage. If your deck lumbers is clean then you can dump as clean waste wood.

No transfer station takes electronics. Goodwill is part of the ecycle program, they will take them working or not.

Yes just garbage

Yes but there is a limit per trip of like 3 mattresses per load or something

No it's garbage

Yes

No. But you can drop off clothes at Goodwill on 145 & 15. Oyt tje back of building

No.

Timber max charge is $12 and it would go in the clean wood recycling section. The plywood would be a garbage charge depending upon the weight. The minimum is $25.

No

No, if you have latex paint dry it out with cat litter and put it in regular garbage. If it's oil paint it has to go to household hazardous waste on Aurora Avenue.

You can drop everything at shoreline its just garbage but for concrete that stuff is heavy if you have alot of it go to Pacific top soil because they go by yards and we go by weight. If not alot then take it to shoreline

Yea its garbage

Yes no longer than 6' or transfer station in Lynnwood

Yes just garbage

No

Metal is free. Please no tank.

Yes

Yea

No it has to go to house hold hazardous waste

Yes you can, we have 2 orange containers in the rear recycling area. Left one is for plastic bags and wrapping, right side is Styrofoam. Also we don't take packing peanuts.

Yes

Yes

Yes it's garbage

If it's metal it'sFree

Yes. Cardboard is seperate from other items. Most everything else is in a combo recycle bin (bottles, jars, glass,etc). The plastic containers might be in seperate bin as well. They have pictures of what goes where.

Yes

Take broken electronics to goodwill.

Yes

They have free cardboard drop off.

Looking for a place for free that accepts cardboard , what can I say but i'm cheap...😇