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City collection Furniture leaves the curb on the hauler's special bulky item pickup for a fee, and a reusable piece has a second route at the King County Shoreline station, where a reuse collection area takes furniture in good condition. The hauler's bulky item pickup carries a fee with no published amount, so confirm it with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995, and note that the reuse collection area outside the Shoreline station accepts or rejects a piece on visual inspection by its staff rather than by a rate.
City collection A mattress or box spring goes out on the hauler's special bulky item pickup for a fee, or to a King County transfer station that recycles mattresses, futons and box springs for a handling fee for each item. From $30 per item at the King County transfer stations that accept mattresses, futons and box springs for recycling, with a limit of six items per customer, no wet items, stained or torn items accepted and a separate per item mattress disposal charge at the stations that take a mattress as waste. A household that schedules the hauler's special pickup on 1-800-592-9995 and pays the hauler's charge, or a King County customer who brings the set to Bow Lake, Enumclaw, Factoria, Shoreline or Vashon and pays the handling fee for each item.
City collection A large appliance leaves the curb on the hauler's special bulky item pickup for a fee, or goes to a King County station that recycles major appliances rather than burying them. From $30 per unit for a refrigerant appliance such as a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, dehumidifier or heat pump at the King County transfer stations that recycle major appliances, with no commercial appliances accepted and a separate recycling arrangement for a non refrigerant appliance. A household that schedules the hauler's special pickup on 1-800-592-9995, or a King County customer who brings the unit to Bow Lake, Enumclaw, Factoria, Shoreline or Vashon.
City collection Extra material beyond the cart is a charged service rather than a free allowance. A garbage lid open more than six inches brings an extra garbage charge, extra recyclables go out in a bin or cardboard box next to the recycling cart at a charge, and extra yard waste that will not fit with the lid closed carries a charge of its own. The hauler publishes each of these extras as a charge without an amount, so confirm the extra garbage, extra recycling and extra yard waste charges with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995 or on the hauler's King County service information.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Woodinville is the rare city with no municipal collection contract. The city says so directly: it has no contracted solid waste or recycling hauler, so the services, the costs and the equipment are not within its control, and the rates and requirements are set by the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission, which established Waste Management as the hauler for the area. Everything curbside therefore runs through Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995, which handles start and stop service, service level changes, replacement carts, missed collections and the special pickup that takes bulky items such as mattresses, large appliances and building materials for a fee. Garbage is weekly, recycling is every other week on the garbage day, and yard and food waste runs weekly for a household that subscribes. The disposal side is King County, and its Houghton station fact sheet names Woodinville among the areas that station serves, with the Shoreline station the other northern option and the Factoria station holding the household hazardous waste drop-off.
Weekly garbage, every other week recycling and subscribed yard plus food waste
Accepted with preparation
Woodinville has no city collection contract, so curbside service is a subscription with Waste Management, the hauler the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission has established for the area, and the city does not set the rates, the services or the equipment. Garbage is collected once a week, recycling every other week on the garbage day, and yard and food waste weekly for a household that subscribes.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no rate because Woodinville has no collection contract and the state commission sets the hauler's rates, so confirm the monthly amount for your cart size with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995 or on the hauler's King County service information.
When & how
Put the carts at the curb by 6 am, two feet apart with the lids opening toward the street and at least three feet from cars, trees, mailboxes and utility boxes, wheels as close to the road as possible, and bring them in as soon as possible after collection. The hauler observes New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, and a weekday holiday delays collection by one day for the rest of that week.
Get it ready
Bag all garbage before it goes in the cart and double bag pet waste, pet litter, packing pellets, vacuum dust, sawdust and cold ashes, and do not overstuff the cart because the material has to fall freely into the truck. Published maximum weights run from thirty-five pounds in the smallest cart to one hundred forty-five pounds in the ninety-six gallon cart.
Extra garbage, extra recycling and extra yard waste
Accepted with preparation
Extra material beyond the cart is a charged service rather than a free allowance. A garbage lid open more than six inches brings an extra garbage charge, extra recyclables go out in a bin or cardboard box next to the recycling cart at a charge, and extra yard waste that will not fit with the lid closed carries a charge of its own.
City cost & eligibility
The hauler publishes each of these extras as a charge without an amount, so confirm the extra garbage, extra recycling and extra yard waste charges with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995 or on the hauler's King County service information.
When & how
Extra recyclables and extra flattened cardboard go at the curb next to the recycling cart on the morning of the collection day, and extra yard waste shares the regular collection day with the food and yard cart.
Get it ready
Put extra yard waste only in a can with handles that is labelled Yard and sits inside the hauler's published size and weight limits, in a bundle tied with twine within the four foot by two foot limit, or in paper leaf bags, and keep extra recycling loose in the bin or box rather than bagged.
Recycling is collected every other week on the garbage day, loose in the cart and never bagged, with flattened corrugated cardboard no larger than three feet square. The hauler keeps plastic bags, foam cups and packaging, batteries, diapers, liquids, fuel tanks, computers and televisions, shredded paper, aluminum foil and broken dishes, ceramics and window glass out of the recycling cart and tags a cart that is contaminated.
City cost & eligibility
Recycling comes with the subscription the hauler bills directly, while extra recyclables set out beyond the cart carry a separate charge and a contaminated cart can be tagged and charged, so confirm the amounts with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995.
When & how
Recycling is collected every other week on the same day as the garbage collection.
Get it ready
Rinse food and liquid out and put the material loose in the cart so it can be sorted at the recycling center, flatten corrugated cardboard to no more than three feet square, and take shredded paper to a shred event rather than the cart. Extra flattened cardboard goes beside the cart on the morning of collection.
Yard and food waste collection is available by subscription and runs every week year round for a household that signs up, with food scraps and food soiled paper going only in the food and yard cart the hauler provides.
City cost & eligibility
Yard and food waste service is a subscription the hauler bills directly and extra yard waste carries its own charge, so confirm both amounts with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995.
When & how
A subscriber puts the food and yard cart out every week on the collection day, and any extra yard waste goes out at the same time.
Get it ready
Keep plastic out of the food and yard cart, layer food scraps with yard waste or newspaper to absorb liquids, and put yard trimmings that do not fit with the lid closed in a can with handles labelled Yard, in a twine tied bundle within the four foot by two foot limit, or in paper leaf bags.
The hauler collects bulky items such as mattresses, large appliances and building materials from the curb by special arrangement for a fee, which is the whole curbside route in Woodinville because the city runs no collection of its own.
City cost & eligibility
The hauler names bulky item collection as a service arranged for a fee and asks the customer to contact it for the fee information, so confirm the charge with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995 before the pickup is booked.
When & how
Call Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995 to schedule the special pickup, and put the item out on the day the hauler gives you.
Get it ready
Keep the item out of the garbage and recycling carts and clear of the carts at the curb, and ask the hauler which items it will take, because the county refuses some large items for disposal and sends others to a recycling stream instead.
Furniture leaves the curb on the hauler's special bulky item pickup for a fee, and a reusable piece has a second route at the King County Shoreline station, where a reuse collection area takes furniture in good condition.
City cost & eligibility
The hauler's bulky item pickup carries a fee with no published amount, so confirm it with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995, and note that the reuse collection area outside the Shoreline station accepts or rejects a piece on visual inspection by its staff rather than by a rate.
When & how
Schedule the pickup with the hauler on 1-800-592-9995, or bring the piece to the reuse collection area outside the Shoreline station during station hours.
Get it ready
Keep the piece whole and reachable at the curb and out of the garbage and recycling carts, and offer a piece that is still usable to the reuse area first, because its published list covers high quality seating, tables, dressers and framed mirrors along with doors, windows, lumber, cabinets, tools and lighting without fluorescent or halogen bulbs.
A mattress or box spring goes out on the hauler's special bulky item pickup for a fee, or to a King County transfer station that recycles mattresses, futons and box springs for a handling fee for each item.
City cost & eligibility
From $30 per item at the King County transfer stations that accept mattresses, futons and box springs for recycling, with a limit of six items per customer, no wet items, stained or torn items accepted and a separate per item mattress disposal charge at the stations that take a mattress as waste. A household that schedules the hauler's special pickup on 1-800-592-9995 and pays the hauler's charge, or a King County customer who brings the set to Bow Lake, Enumclaw, Factoria, Shoreline or Vashon and pays the handling fee for each item.
When & how
Schedule the curbside pickup with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995, or bring the set to a King County station during its posted hours.
Get it ready
Keep the set dry, because the county does not accept a wet mattress, futon or box spring at its recycling stations while a stained or torn item is still accepted, and remember that more than six mattress items from one customer in a day needs a waste clearance approval.
A large appliance leaves the curb on the hauler's special bulky item pickup for a fee, or goes to a King County station that recycles major appliances rather than burying them.
City cost & eligibility
From $30 per unit for a refrigerant appliance such as a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, dehumidifier or heat pump at the King County transfer stations that recycle major appliances, with no commercial appliances accepted and a separate recycling arrangement for a non refrigerant appliance. A household that schedules the hauler's special pickup on 1-800-592-9995, or a King County customer who brings the unit to Bow Lake, Enumclaw, Factoria, Shoreline or Vashon.
When & how
Schedule the curbside pickup with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995, or bring the unit to a King County station during its posted hours, where a major appliance goes to the recycling area rather than the garbage.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and keep it out of the garbage cart, because the county does not accept major appliances for disposal except dishwashers that are at least half plastic. Metal scrap is not accepted in the garbage at the stations, and a metal container has to be empty with its fluids and batteries removed.
Computers and televisions never go in the garbage or the recycling cart, and King County states they have not been accepted at its transfer stations since October 1, 2005, so the routes are the free E-Cycle Washington collection sites and the wider Take it Back Network.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Authorized E-Cycle Washington collection sites recycle computers, laptops, monitors and televisions free for a household, while electronics outside that program carry a recycler's fee through a Take it Back Network member, and the county tells a household to call the vendor to confirm the current cost.
When & how
Take the device to an authorized E-Cycle Washington collection site or a Take it Back Network member, and confirm the site's hours and terms before you travel.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data before the device leaves the house, keep the power supply with the device, and keep computers, televisions and batteries out of both carts, because the hauler's guide lists them among the items kept out of the garbage and out of the recycling.
Building material is named in the hauler's bulky item sentence and collected by special arrangement for a fee, and the same service line handles construction and demolition containers, while King County accepts construction and demolition waste at its transfer stations.
City cost & eligibility
From $40.25 for the King County garbage minimum for the first three hundred twenty pounds, with a per-ton rate above that, a charitable organization rate below the standard one, a higher special waste rate for material that needs extra handling and a twenty-five dollar unsecured load fee under the county code. A customer who lives or does business in King County's service area, or a household that arranges the hauler's construction and demolition container or bulky pickup for a fee confirmed on 1-800-592-9995.
When & how
Call Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995 about the container or the bulky pickup, or self haul to a King County transfer station during its posted hours.
Get it ready
Keep asbestos containing waste, hazardous waste, burning or smoldering material, dusty or odorous material and bulky or over length pieces out of the load, and separate corrugated cardboard, clean wood, scrap metal and yard waste for recycling at the station. A load that arrives in a vehicle with a hydraulic or mechanized dump bed or in a dump trailer is refused unless the construction and demolition material is less than twenty percent of it.
Tires have no curbside route in Woodinville and go to a King County station that recycles them in its tire bins.
City cost & eligibility
The county places tires in the recycling stream at the stations that run tire bins, so confirm any charge and the count for your load with the county solid waste information line at 206-477-4466 before hauling.
When & how
Bring the tires to a King County station that runs tire bins during its posted hours.
Get it ready
Keep the count to four per customer at the stations with tire bins, because the county also accepts only four or fewer passenger car tires per vehicle at the other transfer stations, refuses tires from businesses and refuses large truck tires.
An exercise machine is not on the hauler's published bulky item example list, which names mattresses, large appliances and building materials, so the curbside answer has to be cleared with the hauler, while the metal frame has a county recycling route when the machine is at least half metal.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city nor the hauler publishes an exercise equipment rate, so confirm the pickup and its charge with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995, or use the county metal scrap route at a transfer station for a machine that is half metal or more.
When & how
Schedule a special pickup with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995, or bring the metal frame to a King County station that accepts scrap metal during its posted hours.
Get it ready
Take the batteries off the machine and drain oil and gas from anything with a small engine, keep the parts in one liftable load, and keep upholstered or plastic pieces out of the scrap metal stream, which takes items that are half metal or more and refuses paint cans, sealed drums, pressurized containers and metal in concrete.
Batteries, fluorescent bulbs, fuel tanks, liquids, medical waste, syringes and hazardous waste are all kept out of the garbage and out of the recycling cart, and paint has a free route of its own through the state paint stewardship drop-offs.
City cost & eligibility
Confirm the accepted material and any charge with the King County hazardous waste line at 206-296-4692 before the trip, and note that PaintCare drop-off locations recycle most paint at no charge for a Washington resident, a business or a government agency.
When & how
The King County household hazardous waste drop-off at the Factoria station in Bellevue runs Tuesday through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm, and PaintCare drop-off locations keep their own hours.
Get it ready
Keep batteries, fluorescent bulbs, fuel tanks, liquids, medical waste, syringes and hazardous waste out of both carts, take compact fluorescent bulbs to a lightrecycle.org drop-off, send oil based paints, strippers and thinners to a county hazardous waste disposal location, and put only hardened latex paint in the garbage with the lid off.
Garbage goes out every week, recycling every other week on the same day and yard and food waste every week for a subscriber. Put the carts at the curb by 6 am, two feet apart with the lids opening toward the street and at least three feet from cars, trees, mailboxes and utility boxes, wheels as close to the road as possible, and bring them in as soon as possible after collection. Extra recycling goes in a bin or cardboard box beside the recycling cart, extra yard waste in a can with handles labelled Yard, a twine tied bundle within the four foot by two foot limit or paper leaf bags, and each extra carries a charge.
Call Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995 for a special pickup, which is the only curbside route in Woodinville for a mattress, a large appliance, a couch or building material and is arranged for a fee quoted on request. Keep the load out of the garbage and recycling carts, set it where the hauler tells you, and ask which items the pickup covers before the day arrives.
Houghton in Kirkland is at 11724 NE 60th Street and Shoreline is at 2300 N 165th Street, and the Houghton fact sheet names Woodinville among the areas that station serves. Houghton is open Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5:30 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm with a twenty-five foot combined vehicle and trailer limit; Shoreline runs Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 5 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm with a forty foot limit. Both close on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Payment is by credit card, cash or Apple Pay, recyclables are free, the twenty-five dollar unsecured load fee applies, corrugated cardboard has to be sorted for recycling at Houghton and cardboard, clean wood, scrap metal and yard waste at Shoreline, and a customer with a ProviderOne, EBT or ORCA LIFT card takes twenty dollars off each type of waste on each visit through the Cleanup LIFT discount.
Computers, monitors, televisions and cell phones are not accepted in the garbage or at a King County transfer station. Authorized E-Cycle Washington collection sites recycle computers, laptops, monitors and televisions free, electronics outside that program carry a recycler's fee through a Take it Back Network member, and the county's What do I do with tool lists the rest. Erase personal data before the device leaves the house.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
Waste Management as the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission established hauler, with the King County Solid Waste Division and the Houghton and Shoreline transfer stations
Arrange a special pickup with the hauler
A household with a mattress, a large appliance, a couch, building material or another large item that will not fit in a cart.
Cost & conditions
The hauler names bulky item collection as a special arrangement for a fee and quotes the amount on request, so confirm it with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995 before the pickup is booked.
Arrange it
Call Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995, say what is going out, and set the item at the curb on the day the hauler gives you.
The city runs no collection of its own, so there is no municipal appointment, the fee is quoted rather than published, and anything the hauler will not take has to go to a King County transfer station instead, where the load follows the county fee schedule and the twenty-five dollar unsecured load fee.
Waste Management as the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission established hauler, with the King County Solid Waste Division and the Houghton and Shoreline transfer stations
Self haul to a King County transfer station
A household with a mattress, an appliance, tires, construction material or any load the hauler will not take.
Cost & conditions
From $40.25 for the King County garbage minimum for the first three hundred twenty pounds, with a per-ton rate above that, a charitable organization rate below the standard one, a thirty dollar per item mattress recycling charge, a thirty dollar per unit refrigerant appliance charge, a clean wood and yard waste recycling minimum with a per ton rate above it and a twenty-five dollar unsecured load fee. A customer who lives or does business in King County's service area, which does not include Seattle or Milton, paying by credit card, cash or Apple Pay, or a household with a ProviderOne, EBT or ORCA LIFT card that takes the Cleanup LIFT discount of twenty dollars off each type of waste on each visit.
Arrange it
Secure the load, drive to Houghton in Kirkland or Shoreline during posted hours, and pay at the scale house before unloading.
Vehicles and trailers together may not exceed twenty-five feet at Houghton or forty feet at Shoreline, computers and televisions are not accepted at all, major appliances are recycled rather than disposed, more than six mattresses or box springs from one customer in a day needs a waste clearance approval, and tires are limited to four per customer with none from businesses and no large truck tires.
Waste Management as the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission established hauler, with the King County Solid Waste Division and the Houghton and Shoreline transfer stations
Recycle a mattress at a King County station
A household that would rather haul a mattress, futon or box spring than book a special pickup.
Cost & conditions
$30 per item at the King County transfer stations that accept mattresses, futons and box springs for recycling, with a limit of six items per customer and a separate per item mattress disposal charge at the stations that take a mattress as waste. A customer who lives or does business in King County's service area, which does not include Seattle or Milton. The recycling stations are Bow Lake, Enumclaw, Factoria, Shoreline and Vashon.
Arrange it
Load the set and drive to one of the recycling stations during posted hours, keeping the items dry and counting the pieces against the six item limit.
No wet mattresses, futons or box springs are accepted, a stained or torn item is still accepted, more than six items from one customer in a day needs prior county approval, and the stations that are not on the recycling list charge a disposal fee instead.
Waste Management as the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission established hauler, with the King County Solid Waste Division and the Houghton and Shoreline transfer stations
Use the free E-Cycle Washington collection sites
A household with a computer, laptop, monitor or television.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Authorized E-Cycle Washington collection sites recycle computers, laptops, monitors and televisions free, while electronics outside that program carry a recycler's fee through a Take it Back Network member.
Arrange it
Look up an authorized collection site and bring the device in during its posted hours, with the power supply and any media included.
The free coverage is limited to the E-Cycle Washington product list, a Take it Back member charges for everything else, and neither route accepts the item in the garbage or at a King County transfer station.
County recycling and transfer station serving Woodinville
Houghton Recycling & Transfer Station
11724 NE 60th Street, Kirkland, WA 98033
Garbage disposal and recyclable material collection, with corrugated cardboard sorted into the recycling bins, a no-fee recyclable materials collection area, major appliances sent to the recycling stream rather than the garbage and a mattress or box spring taken as waste at the county's mattress disposal rate.
Customers must live or do business in King County's service area, which does not include Seattle or Milton. Major appliances are not accepted for disposal except dishwashers that are at least half plastic, metal scrap is not accepted in the garbage, computers and televisions are not accepted at all, tires are limited to four passenger tires per customer with none from businesses and no large truck tires, a mattress dropped here is charged as waste rather than recycled, and vehicles and trailers together may not exceed twenty-five feet.
Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5:30 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
From $40.25 for the King County garbage minimum for the first three hundred twenty pounds, with a per-ton rate above that, a charitable organization rate below the standard one, a $33.39 per item mattress disposal charge at this station and a twenty-five dollar unsecured load fee, with recyclables accepted at no charge. A customer who lives or does business in King County's service area, paying by credit card, cash or Apple Pay, or a household with a ProviderOne, EBT or ORCA LIFT card that takes the Cleanup LIFT discount of twenty dollars off each type of waste on each visit.
Northern county station with recycling and a reuse collection area
Shoreline Recycling & Transfer Station
2300 N 165th Street, Shoreline, WA 98133
Garbage disposal and recycling, with corrugated cardboard, clean wood, scrap metal and yard waste sorted out for recycling, mattress, futon and box spring recycling for a handling fee, and a reuse collection area outside the station for reusable doors, windows, lighting without fluorescent or halogen bulbs, lumber six feet or longer free of hardware, cabinets and hardware, tools and good quality furniture.
Customers must live or do business in King County's service area, which does not include Seattle or Milton. Major appliances are not accepted for disposal except dishwashers that are at least half plastic, clean wood and yard waste are not accepted for disposal from self haul customers, computers and televisions are not accepted at all, more than six mattresses or box springs from one customer in a day needs a waste clearance approval, the reuse area accepts or rejects material on visual inspection by its staff, and vehicles and trailers together may not exceed forty feet.
Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 5 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
From $40.25 for the King County garbage minimum for the first three hundred twenty pounds, with a per-ton rate above that, a thirty dollar per item mattress recycling charge, a thirty dollar per unit refrigerant appliance charge, a clean wood and yard waste recycling minimum with a per ton rate above it and a twenty-five dollar unsecured load fee. A customer who lives or does business in King County's service area, paying by credit card, cash or Apple Pay, or a household with a ProviderOne, EBT or ORCA LIFT card that takes the Cleanup LIFT discount of twenty dollars off each type of waste on each visit.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How do I get a bulky item picked up in Woodinville?+
Call Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995 and ask for a special pickup, which the hauler arranges for a fee and prices on request. The city runs no collection of its own, so there is no municipal bulky item appointment, and the hauler's King County service guide names mattresses, large appliances and building materials as examples of what the special arrangement covers.Official guidance
Will Woodinville take a couch at the curb?+
Yes, but only through the hauler's special bulky item pickup, which is arranged for a fee on 1-800-592-9995 because the city runs no collection of its own. A piece that is still usable has a better route at the reuse collection area outside the King County Shoreline station, which takes high quality seating, tables, dressers and framed mirrors when its staff accept the item on inspection.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Woodinville?+
Either on the hauler's special bulky item pickup, arranged for a fee on 1-800-592-9995, or by dropping the set at a King County station that recycles mattresses. Bow Lake, Enumclaw, Factoria, Shoreline and Vashon all recycle mattresses, futons and box springs for a handling fee for each item with a limit of six items per customer, no wet items accepted and stained or torn items still accepted, while the Algona, Cedar Falls, Houghton and Renton stations take a mattress as waste rather than recycling it.Official guidance
Where do refrigerators and other appliances go in Woodinville?+
Either on the hauler's special bulky item pickup, arranged for a fee on 1-800-592-9995, or to a King County transfer station that recycles major appliances. Bow Lake, Enumclaw, Factoria, Shoreline and Vashon recycle them, a refrigerant appliance such as a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, dehumidifier or heat pump is charged by the unit with no commercial appliances accepted, and the county does not accept a major appliance for disposal except a dishwasher that is at least half plastic.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Woodinville?+
Not in either cart. The hauler's guide keeps computers, televisions and batteries out of the garbage and out of the recycling, and King County states that computers, monitors, televisions and cell phones have not been accepted at its transfer stations since October 1, 2005. Authorized E-Cycle Washington collection sites recycle computers, laptops, monitors and televisions free, electronics outside that program carry a recycler's fee through the Take it Back Network, and the county's What do I do with tool lists the rest.Official guidance
What does a pickup or a drop-off cost in Woodinville?+
The city has no collection contract, so the curbside amount sits in the hauler's rate and is confirmed with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995. Extra garbage, extra recycling, extra yard waste and the special bulky item pickup are all published as charges without amounts, a mattress recycled at a King County station carries a handling fee for each item, a refrigerant appliance is charged by the unit, and a self haul load goes by the county fee schedule with a twenty-five dollar unsecured load fee and a Cleanup LIFT discount of twenty dollars off each type of waste on each visit for a customer with a ProviderOne, EBT or ORCA LIFT card.Official guidance
What will Woodinville not take in the garbage or the recycling?+
Hazardous waste, medical waste, syringes, fluorescent bulbs, fuel tanks, liquids, computers, televisions and batteries are kept out of the garbage, and plastic bags, foam cups and packaging, diapers, shredded paper, aluminum foil and broken dishes, ceramics and window glass are kept out of the recycling cart. King County does not accept major appliances for disposal except dishwashers that are at least half plastic, does not accept computers or televisions at all, refuses tires from businesses and refuses large truck tires.Official guidance
Who handles garbage and disposal in Woodinville?+
Waste Management collects curbside garbage, recycling and subscribed yard and food waste under rates and requirements set by the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission, which the city says has established the hauler for the area. Service changes, missed collections and special pickups go through 1-800-592-9995, the commission's consumer help line answers regulation questions on 1-888-333-9882, and King County runs the transfer stations and the household hazardous waste drop-off with its solid waste information line on 206-477-4466.Official guidance
Does Woodinville have a city garbage contract?+
No. The city states that Woodinville does not have a contracted solid waste or recycling hauler, so the types of service, the costs and the equipment are not within the city's control, and the rates and requirements are set by the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission, which has established Waste Management as the hauler for the area. A household starts service, changes the service level, orders a replacement cart or books a special pickup with Waste Management on 1-800-592-9995.Official guidance
