Factoria Recycling & Transfer Station

Yes you can, they're closed on Mondays. Tues- Sunday they're open.

Yes we will be there

I don't believe Factorial location accepts power tools but other locations may. Give them a call to confirm.

Yes

Yes

Yes u can. For the min fee. So its probably best to have a couple things that u are getting rid off when u take the bed there

Yes ... Free

You can bring it in. Most of the trash/appliances will be calculated and priced according to the weight of trash you bring.

No, you have to take them to HHW on Aurora Avenue.

Yes, toilets are garbage.

Hmmm... I have no idea. It is probably best to call them to be sure.

They don't recycle anything at Factoria but they take them.

All types except toxic/hazerdous liquids. Paint has to be dry in the can. And no flammable

Yes you can!

Yes

Yes

Yes. They have a green waste section

Yes, just declare it as hazardous waste

Fridges, TV's and mattress have an extra cost, stove's and ovens can be recycled, dish washers are garbage as long as the box is plastic... I hope that helps !

They charge by weight and it has to be secured, I work for busby junk removal, instead of paying for a U-Haul and doing multiple trips you can call us and schedule a time to come out and we can take whatever you wanna get rid of, prices start at $119 for a minimum load which by volume is considered a love seat

No it's garbage

Yes, I believe so.

Fluorescent bulbs goes in the hazardous waste section and the fixtures normal garbage area

The colored stripes lead to different areas to help avoid confusion. Garbage, recycle, yard waste etc. When you check in at the front gate they ask you what you are dumping and then direct you to follow the appropriate stripe.

Yes - they will.

Not at the transfer station.

Last time I checked there was a 4 tires per day limit.

Yes they will take appliances. Dishwashers, water heaters, etc are free. Appliances with refrigerant cost a small fee to dispose of.

Just drain the oil and gas out of it and you can take it to the transfer station

Yes. Let them know when you come in. There is a special area for appliances, could be free to drop off.

Yes they do they take everything for a price.

Yes

Yes, just in the regular garbage

No they do not but rain city in auburn does

Incandescent? Throw them in the trash. CFL or fluorescent, yes

Yes, I believe so, but might have day of the week restrictions, when they have the right staffing. Give them a call, I've had no issues getting info from them. All in all, they good nice people working there.

You will need to get it unloaded, they will not provide assistance.

Yes they do.

https://kingcounty.gov/depts/dnrp/solid-waste/facilities/transfer/factoria-transfer.aspx#disposal

They do not accept tv or computers. You would have to take it to good will and say you wanna e cycle it

Strap it to your vehicle or hire someone to do so. You'll need to pay the disposal fee which is about $28 if under 300lbs

Open until 4pm

Yes, it'll be a garbage charge.

Yes you can they have a recycle bin just for metal and nails

Yes, it's garbage.

They are trash.

Is there a charge for dumping an old stove?

Yes u can I drop off a lot metal there

Yes

Yes and the metal bed frame goes to the metal recycling bin.

I would say yes. Just tell them you have household garbage. And have it covers. I dump one last week.

Yes

Yes and it is free

Yes. 10 per day.

The grill and lawnmower is free because its scrap metal. The mattress is garbage so the minimum is $26. Just make sure the metal (grill & lawnmower) goes in the metal area/ bin.

Yes

Yes

No if it is waterborne or latex based. Yes otherwise.

Only dumping refuse is charged. Paper, wood, hazardous materials, glass etc is no fee recycling.

Yeah... I think 'yard waste' would include anything that would go in an 'organic recycling waste container' plus other things not mentioned. To be sure, go to any transfer station website and get the official definition of what is included.

Yes we do

I Think they take it

Yes. They now have a separate section for yard waste.

Yes

Yes, I've certainly taken carpet

Yes you can stick them in the garbage but it's somewhere around $20 for a car and $25 for a SUV or truck. Goodwill does not take them. You might try giving them away free on Craigslist if they're in decent shape. Learned this from personal experience.

Consider dropping off old but usable furniture at habitat for humanity or goodwill.

They publish a size limit on their website, so provided it is within that, then yes