Bow Lake Recycling & Transfer Station

Yes, but I'm not sure if they will help you off-load.

Technically yes you scale the vehicle in and scale the vehicle out.

Yes, by the pound.

Very good attention and close to my work

Patrick is correct. Any Goodwill in King County will take a TV free. This webpage provides answers to how to best dispose of specific kinds of items -- https://info.kingcounty.gov/services/recycling-garbage/solid-waste/what-do-i-do-with/Search?q=79&serves=r&sort=Distance

At apartment dumpster s or car washes and gas stations

Yes at the Factoria ,Bow Lake ,and Enumclaw stations there is an additional fee though

They do, that would just be trash

Vehicle front bumper to trailer rear bumper can be up to 40ft

Recycling hours are 6:00am-8:00pm M-F and 8:30am-5:30pm S-Sun Garbage is accepted continuously from 12:00am Monday to 11:30pm Friday. Saturday and Sunday hours are 8:30am-5:30pm

Yes. $30.00 charge.

Yes. Right now there's a $10 fee for dryers.

That's the way I read it.

No. There is a minimum fee and technically you may have to be able to prove you are a King County resident or business.

nothing their recycling is free

Yes, they take BBQ grills. No propane tanks.

No requardless anywhere you take yard waste there us a fee. Check with your city, North Bend does free yard waste 1 day per month but for residents of North Bend only

I was told started at 9am. You go through line when you take trash in get a net but then you have to go back to the back and show them you know how to put it on....is what I was told

Yes

No, you will need to visit a hazardous waste site. There is one located at 8100 2nd Ave S, Seattle 98108.

Yes

Hard Styrofoam in blocks is free for recycling. If it's flimsy or peanuts it's just garbage

If u pull the material off u can recycle the metal. Other than that it's just garbage

Yes you can here

It’s $25.50 for up to 320 pounds

I think so in the trash section.

This place is awesome the best thing about them Is they are open 24/7 from Sunday at 12 am till Friday@ 8pm then they close at the 5 sat-sun

Yes they take everything you just pay by the weight of the load

They do.

Yes you can put them in the scrap metal recycling bins just dump the gas an oil before you do.

Yes, you have to wait in line; there is no short cut to get to the recycling side.

I just called customer service and was told Bow Lake takes them.

If you have a substantial amount of metal, you should instead take it to a metal recycler. They will PAY you by weight of the material instead of you paying the dump to dump it. Same goes for yard waste. Go to a recycler that charges by VOLUME instead of by weight if you have a lot of dense material.

Yes, they accept Styrofoam blocks. They do not accept styrofoam packing peanuts though.

Most likely they open half day

I assume yes also as they recycle all types of metals

No, you have to go to the waste mobile or to SODO near Seattle's dump.

Take it to organics, make sure you dont have non-compostables mixed with the load to avoid an extra charge. 🙂

Yes 4 car tires. no commercial sized

Yes they are

Only during recycle hours.

Yes, they do accept mattresses

No.

Separate sides for dump trailers upon entrance into stations.

Depends on weight

4 per visit

Not that I'm aware of.

No

Nope.

You can dump your trash.

Yes

Goodwill takes TV's for recycling.

They don't. 24 hour facility.

I do not know. They might have the answer for that on their website.

No they don't

If you take it to pullayup its recyclable there dump it in their big bin by the entrance

Yes

Yes they do

I am sorry I have no idea. I have never had to get rid of a propane tank before..

Yes. $30.00 charge.

I think so.

Yes

Not sure what you are asking

Yes

Yes

It depends on the amount of plywood that's in it. Yard waste and clean wood go to two different vendors. It really needs to be separated. Whichever one you have less of, I would just hand unload that and dump the rest of it. If it's all mixed together, it would most likely just go into the garbage side.

400lbs of yard waste is $15.00 The cost is $0.75 for each additional 20lbs after fulfilling the minimum. The 2019 yard waste rate is a $12.00 minimum for the first 320 pounds or $75 per ton.

Lawn mowers can be recycled after removing all fluids (gas, oil, etc.)

The 2019 rate for solid waste is a $25.25 minimum fee which covers up to 320 pounds. The 2019 per ton (2000 pounds) rate is $151.06.

Yes, you can recycle a lawn mower, but you must drain/remove any fluids. (gas, oil, etc.)

No. The 2019 rate for a refrigerator is $30.00 and must be dropped off during recycling area hours. M-F - 6:00am-8:00pm S-Su - 8:30am-5:30pm

I am certain that choosing the yellow button a the panel when exiting the recycling area will allow you to advance to lane 7, return to the scale to get a new weight, and avoid waiting in line again.

Tires are charged at the garbage rate. You are allowed (4) tires per load. They can be on or off rim. For 2019 the current minimum for garbage is $25.25 for up to 320 pounds or $151.06 per ton.

Take it in and they ill charge you 40 to dispose they will tell u were to drop it off

Yes, we are open. We are open all year long except for Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

Yes. Grass with soil attached is sod. It is charged at the solid waste rate. The 2019 fee for solid waste rate is a $25.25 minimum charge for up to 320 lbs. or $151.06 per ton.

how about dirt small rocks

We'll be running at normal operating hours.

Yes but not in a dump truck or dump trailer.

Recycling hours are: Monday-Friday 6:00AM - 8:00PM Sat & Sun 8:30AM - 5:30PM

I have no idea but if you pull on the scale you can ask, the scale reader is clearly visible to you while you're sitting on it.

Yes.

If is latex paint and its dried yes

Yes. It's better if it's cut up, but we can take them whole.

Yes is open till 5:30

Yes. As garbage.

Yes

144.00 per ton

Yes

In yard waste

Recycle, it's considered scrap metal which is free

Yes

Today Thursday what time they close

Latex paint must be dried out can be disposed of as garbage at the solid waste rate. The 2019 minimum fee is $25.25 for up to 320 pounds. Other types of paint must be disposed of at hazardous waste facility.

Yes... But only in a NON-hydraulic dumper or vehicle. Hand unload only.

Yes as long as it's not in a hydraulic dump truck or trailer

Yard waste is a $12.00 minimum fee for up to 320 pounds or $75 per ton.

Appliances, and stoves yes, no charge, $30 disposal fee for air conditioners, and refrigerators

Yes. The current garbage rate is $25.25 for up to 320 pounds or $151.06 per ton.

Yes

The minimum fee for garbage is $25.25 for up to 320 pounds.

Okay thanks

Yes you are as long as it's not in a dump truck or hyd dump trailer

No change in hours of operations for MLK

Yes. Up to 6.

There is a separate place for free recycling nut there are also places inside the station for cardboard but you will be charged for it

No

Yes we take small freezers

Tomorrow (Monday) hours will be...12:00 am to 11:30 pm. Closed all day on Tuesday for new years day.

They are accepted free of charge at the Household Hazardous waste sites IE Factoria transfere station and waste mobile events

It is 70 per ton on yardwaste

Based on weight...but for first 320lbs its around 25.00

From sunday midnight till saturday morningits open 24hrs saturday they close at 5:30 sunday its only open from 8 am till 5:30 pm

Yes

If the lawnmower is metal it's free. If not 24.25 And the dryer I think is ten dollars

Yes

Yes in the recycle

Yes

yes with no oil or gas in then

Yes needs to be empty.

Yes, that's correct.

Yes

Absolutely

24.25 for the first 350 pounds

No, but you can take it to most Goodwill stores for free. Goodwill recycles the parts.

Yes!

Juan, they don't. But you can drop it off at almost any Goodwill without charge.

Yes

Some public restrooms (e.g. SeaTac) and most hospitals have proper disposal facilities. You can also check with your local pharmacists.

There is a minimum (roughly $25) fee, but the charge is determined by weight.

Yes they do with a slight handling fee

Yes there is a wall there. I think factoria would be a lot better for you... Flat floor

Yes, but there is a fee

Yes

12. For the first 350 pounds I think

You must have a title and you would have to double check with downtown first

Yes we do

Yes

You can put it in the metal recycle bin

No

8pm

As long as it's not in a hyd dump bed truck or trailer

Yes

Grass would go as yard waste dusty loads aren't accepted but if it's bagged up so it doesn't dust out other people it can go as trash

Microwaves are accepted and so are mowers. The gas and oil does need to be removed.

Yes

As long as it is unfinished wood it can be recycled but if it has been paibthrd or stained or has the concrete on the posts it goes with the regular trash

I believe the minimum might be like $10.

As long as there empty with holes or cuts to ensure they are

Yes to both questions. Keep in mind that they charge based upon weight and there is a minimum charge for refuse disposal.

Not for recycle and not in a dump only as trash and hand unload loads

Yes as garbage

Yes normal Sunday hours

Check there website I believe they may as garbage but there has to be a better option

No

They will weigh your car in. Then on the way out they weigh your car and you pay the difference. They don't really care what you throw out as long as it is not green and glowing.

No,. But Goodwill will take them. No questions asked, whether they work or not.

Yes, it's a huge dump where anything goes except toxic radioactive waste

There is no additional charge for mattresses but there is a limit of 4 per trip

Yes

Yes they do take light bulbs in their recycling area but no on any propane tanks. Those can be recycled at their HHW facility in Factoria.

Yes, but you may need to bring someone with you to have someone help you lift it if it is too heavy

Yes. Leaves are welcome. Branches and trunks are also accepted

Yes

Yes

Open new years eve closed new years day

It is by weight. How much does it weigh?

12am

Yes

Yes

No

No

I'm pretty sure pricing is noted on the website.