Start locally to make a difference. Share, resell, donate, re-purpose, and recycle to help others and the planet.
Recycling Updates
Starting October 1, 2021 there’s a new single-use plastic bag ban.
Recycling Locations
Drop off locations for recycling difficult to recycle items.
Amazon • Bartell Drug Stores • Best Buy • Costco • CVS • Home Depot • IKEA • King County Hazardous Waste Disposal Locations • Lowe’s • Lions Clubs • Nike • QFC • Recycling Depot • Seattle Lighting Stores • Target • Threadcycle • Styro Recycle • Total Wine & More • West Seattle Recycling • Whole Foods Markets
Recycle
Items that can be recycled at drop off locations.
Batteries • Car Seats • Cell Phones • CFL Light Bulbs • Clothes • Corks • Eyeglasses • Hearing Aids • Medicine • Plastic Bags & Plastic Wrap • Plastic Plant Pots • Printer Ink & Toner Cartridges • Shoes • Styrofoam
Sell
Books • Clothes • Sports Equipment
Trade-in & Buy Back Programs
Amazon • Apple • Best Buy • North Face • Patagonia • REI
Washington State Recycling Programs
Washington State has several recycling programs required by law. Some are paid by manufacturers while others are paid at time of purchase. They all provide free drop-off locations for recycling items.
E-Cycle Washington (electronics recycling) • LightCycle (mercury containing lights recycling) • PaintCare (paint recycling)
Recycling Events
Find recycling events for difficult to recycle items, hazardous waste, and paper shredding events.