NW Furniture Bank
Non-profit that recycles used donated furniture to people in need of furniture.
Read MoreRecycle, Re-purpose & Resell in Seattle
Many local stores offer drop off recycling options for certain items. This makes it convenient to gather up the items they accept together to take with you when you go shopping.
Non-profit that recycles used donated furniture to people in need of furniture.
Read MoreStaple stores are a recycling drop-off location for many items including electronics, batteries, printer cartridges, crayons, markers, and more.
Read MoreSeattle ReCreative accepts donations of used crafting materials and resells them in their stores.
Read MoreFred Meyer stores are a drop-off location for disposing of old medications and recycling plastic wrap, plastic film & plastic bags.
Read MoreFree electronics recycling in Fife and pickup option in Seattle and surrounding areas for $75.
Read MoreFree electronics recycling with drop-off locations in Auburn, Bellevue, Bothell, Issaquah, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton, and Seattle locations in Fremont and West Seattle.
Read MoreRecycle old denim jeans for $20 off Madewell jeans both in-store and online.
Read MoreFriendly Earth offers free recycling for many electronics in Seattle including computers, monitors, televisions, and portable DVD players.
Read MorePacific Iron & Metals buys a large assortment of scrap metals in Seattle.
Read MoreRE-PC in Seattle and Tukwila offers electronic recycling and buys some items. The Seattle location has a Computer Musuem and both stores offer a huge selection of old electronics for sell.
Read MoreRecycling business in Renton with free drop off for many recyclable items.
Read MoreValue Village is a thrift store that accepts donations of many used items including clothing and household items.
Read MoreNorthwest Center is a donation option for clothing and household items.
Read MoreGoodwill thrift stores are drop off locations for donating many items including free electronics E-Cycling Program and Threadcycle fabric recycling programs.
Read MoreMany of Walmart Vision Centers are a drop-off location for recycling used eyeglasses.
Read MoreOffice Depot offers free ink and toner cartridge recycling both in store and mail-in options.
Read MoreTool library, recycling events, repair cafes, swap events, and more!
Read MoreTrade in your old Apple products for towards a new Apple product or gift card. Free recycling for items that don’t qualify for trade in program.
Read MoreGet an REI gift care with the REI Buy Back Program for gently used items REI sells.
Read MorePatagonia pays up to $100 store credit for used Patagonia items.
Read MoreNorth Faces offers $10 off $100 or greater purchase for used clothing and shoes including from other stores.
Read MoreAmazon has a trade-in program for electronics and games. They also have a recycling program for electronics.
Read MoreWest Seattle Recycling is a recycling business that buys some recyclable items and are a drop off location for others.
Read MoreThere are 4 King County Hazardous Waste drop off locations for hazardous waste products. Most offer free drop-off.
Read MoreTotal Wine & More stores are a drop-off location to recycle corks.
Read MoreCVS Pharmacy is a drop-off location for expired and other unwanted medications.
Read MoreHome Depot is a drop-off location for CFL light bulbs, plastic plant pots & rechargeable batteries.
Read MoreRecycling center in Georgetown that buys scrap metal and more.
Read MoreThreadcycle offers recycling for old clothes, linens, & fabrics that are no longer wearable or usable.
Read MoreStyrofoam recycling options for businesses and a free drop off location for the public.
Read MoreLions Clubs offer options for recycling eyeglasses.
Read MoreMost Bartell Drug pharmacy’s offer medication disposal drop off boxes. You can find out if your local Bartell’s has a
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