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The sale of donated items supports training programs that help people find jobs and become financially stable. Donors are encouraged to review the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalls and announcements before donating. Items that have been recalled cannot be donated to or sold by Goodwill. Donations can be made at our retail stores and attended donation centers. Items We Cannot Accept It’s hard to say “no thank you” to a donation. However, if an item is not in saleable condition, the costs of handling or disposal pulls funds that would otherwise support our workforce development programs. Management reserves the right to refuse any donation. Please dispose of these items through an alternative responsible resource, such as your local recycling center. Unfortunately, we cannot accept certain items including but not limited to: Note regarding furniture: Goodwill accepts usable furniture that can be sold in our stores. To ensure the safety of our employees, we ask that donations of furniture be made at our retail stores whenever possible.
These lists are to be used as guidelines. There may be other items not listed that we can use in the stores or which must be turned down due to size, condition or suitability. Dumping is illegal – violators will be prosecuted. Please refer any questions about Goodwill’s donation policy to the store manager or call Customer Service at (800) 562-8724. If you are not satisfied with your mattress anytime within 120 nights from original delivery, we will do whatever we can to make you happy. issue you a refund. At Mattress Firm, we work with YOURIf your purchase is not delivered within the guaranteed 1 day window, your delivery is FREE.* Available for most products. Free Shipping Over $499* Get free delivery when you spend overThis includes same day / next day delivery, free in-home set up, removal of old mattress, and our trademark red carpet delivery! *Available for most products and online only The information on this page is for reference by state legislators and legislative staff.
If you are a homeowner, landlord or tenant with questions about carbon monoxide detector requirements in your area, please contact your state or local housing department. A resurgence in the incidence of bedbug infestations across the nation has led to an increased focus in state legislatures on this pest. Bedbugs, which can take up home in clothes, beds, couches and other upholstered items, are not known to carry disease. They can, however, cause rashes and allergic reactions. Many state legislatures have laws on the books addressing bedbugs that date back to the early 20th century. Since the recent rise in bedbug infestations, other states have passed laws to address this pest. To date, 22 states and one territory have laws addressing bedbugs. These address bedbug infestations in rental properties (Arizona, California, Florida, Nebraska and New Hampshire); hotels (Alabama, California, Kansas, Minnesota, Nevada, Ohio, South Dakota and West Virginia); institutional facilities (Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska and Wisconsin);
schools (New York and Utah); and migrant labor camps (Iowa, Nevada and Pennsylvania). Arizona, Kansas and Texas list bedbugs as public health nuisances. Rhode Island requires commercial pesticide applicators who use restricted pesticides to kill bedbugs to carry proper certification. The U.S. Virgin Islands classify bedbugs as vermin. For more detailed information on bed bugs see this NCSL presentation "State Bed Bug Policy." For current state legislation addressing bedbugs, search NCSL’s Environmental Health Legislation Database. The box allows you to conduct a full text search or use the dropdown menu option to select a state. Source: National Conference of State Legislatures, 2015 For more detailed information on bed bugs see this NCSL presentation "State Bed Bug Policy." CDC and EPA Joint Statement on Bedbug Control Get Involved With NCSL Tel: 1-800-659-2656 or 711 NCSL in the News 7700 East First Place 444 North Capitol Street, N.W., Suite 515
Mattress foundationsDo you prefer a bed that stands higher from the floor – to make it easier to get in and out of, for example? Then a mattress base with legs (sold separately) may be your ideal option. Our mattress bases match our mattresses in color and come in a flat pack.What is a Law Label? The purpose of the law label is to inform the consumer of the hidden contents, or “filling materials” inside bedding & furniture products. The law label was born in the early 1900s to prevent these articles from being further manufactured with contents such as horse hair, corn husks and whatever else a manufacturer could find to use that the consumer would never see. It’s similar to food labeling. Law Labels must describe the filling materials of the article as a percentage of those filling materials by weight. Example: 80% Polyurethane Foam, 20% Polyester Fibers. Currently 31 states require law labels. The products requiring law labels in each state varies, as does the labeling requirements.
Uniform law labels can be produced to satisfy the different requirements of each state. Law Labels are also required in most states to display a Uniform Registry Number which identifies the manufacturing facility that produced the products. This can be any company in the world who’s products are sold in the U.S. Law Labels are governed on a state-by-state basis by various departments. Examples of these departments are: Department of Health, Weights & Measures Example of the Anatomy of a Law Label What is a Uniform Registry Number (URN)? When a manufacturer registers in a state, it is issued a Uniform Registry Number (URN). This URN must then be registered in the other states requiring registration so that only one URN is needed. This URN identifies the company as the manufacturer of the products and must be printed on the law labels attached to the products. Only a manufacturer can be issued a URN. A single manufacturing company that has multiple plants must have a different URN for each location.
U.S. companies that import and/or distribute foreign products must ensure that the foreign manufacturer has proper registration where required in the U.S. Be certain that the registration number on your products, whether you manufacturer them or import them, is registered and active in the state where the products will be sold to avoid fines and products from being removed from sale! The following list encompasses all known products that require law labels. This does not mean that if your particular product is not on the list, that it does not require a law label. If you don’t see your product listed, please contact us for a determination. It may fall under a product category on the list – or we may consult with a state official if it is something new and different. Bottom line: if it is meant to be slept, reclined or sat upon, it will require a law label! States With Tagging Laws: Registration Required States With Tagging Laws: Registration NOT Required States With Tagging Laws: New Products