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    Hazardous Waste Management Program in King County

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    Shoreline Recycling & Transfer Station - Main building for Recology Shoreline and dump by weight/fee (9/10/24)

    Shoreline Recycling & Transfer Station

    (31 reviews)

    A place that takes my Styrofoam recycling for free? No paid membership? (Ridwell) No purchase…read morerequired? (Recology) AND take many other types of recycling for free?!!? FIVE STARS!!! My local city had hosted a Styrofest before the pandemic. Since its cancellation, it has been a struggle to find a proper recycler for block Styrofoam that opens on the weekend. One magical place - the Shoreline transfer station serving King County residents! I read before going that they accept many types of residential recycling for free. We filled our car with blocks of Styrofoam that have been sitting in the garage for years, a collection of textiles that aren't usable, and a big bag of plastic bags and wrappers that meet the recycling requirements. Because they also take dump at a fee, we are stopped at the little kiosk. She sees our Styrofoam and immediately tells us to follow the blue line. The rest is super simple, keep driving until you see the container like bins with the open doors, stop, empty the car, and leave. FREE! A sign says let an employee know if the super-sized bags are full. Signs at each bin tell you exactly what is or is not acceptable; that information is also online. We are super happy with how easy and useful it was. If you are an ardent and adamant recycler like me, this place is magical!

    My buddy and I had a jolly time huckin furniture and trash at the dump. It wasn't too expensive and…read morethey had fun colored wheels at the entrance.

    Factoria Transfer Station - Wait times

    Factoria Transfer Station

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    I was in need of trashing an old dresser. When I arrived, I pulled up to the window and was asked a…read morefew questions. Because I was only dropping off a dresser I was charged a flat fee of $36. Once I paid, I let the gentleman know I had not been here before and he explained me what color line to follow and then I would back up and trash my dresser. We followed the red color line as instructed and the wait time was minimal. The area to drop off the trash was being "cleaned" on my ur arrival as they had machines compacting the trash. There are no marked areas to back up and it's all self guided. But backing in was fairly easy.

    A Transfer Station is a place where recyclables and refuse are collected, sorted and then…read moretransferred to its final destinations. I've never lived in an area where such a place is accessible to the general public. We came here because my daughter/FutureSIL wanted to dispose of some old radiator fluid that wasn't needed. It's a very interesting set-up, one where I could watch. You first drive in, and then stop next to a toll booth type of set-up. An employee will then ask the disposable material. She then directed us to follow one of 4 lines in the road (yellow, blue, red, green) until we got to a big garage area. Another helper then told us where to dump the fluid. And then we were on our way. There's a lot of things that the facility doesn't accept, including tires and electronic, tvs, and computers. But it does accept mattresses, mercury products, pesticides, and a variety of household chemicals. I was told later that it can get really backed up. There is an electronic sign showing the current wait times along with that for the two other stations (houghton and renton)...didn't see it on-line however, which I think would be useful.

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