No need to wait for a sale. Save up to 60% everyday. Come visit us at any location today. Sleep Specialists Since 2002 Mattress Depot USA does indeed sell mattresses, bed sets, frames, and accessories but we are really in the Sleep Improvement Business. We take pride in offering high quality mattress sets at discounted prices as well as in assisting our customers in choosing the right mattress for their sleep needs. Since 2002, Mattress Depot USA has specialized in consulting on sleep and selling high quality brand name mattress sets at discount prices up to 60% off.Help Sleep Train Support Foster Kids Sleep Train is your ticket to a better night's sleep®junk removal, hauling and recycling Junk pick up | The Complete Junk Removal Service: Pick up, clean up and haul in Kent Kent junk removal: Do you need commercial or residential junk removed from your house, office, storage center or property? You can have your junk hauled away from anywhere in Kent with Busby Junk Removal.
If you have unwanted items that must be picked up, removed and recycled responsibly call the busy bees. If you are in need of old furniture removal, mattress removal, appliance recycling, garbage hauling, trash removal, residential clean up, commercial junk disposal, garage junk removal, yard waste removal, construction debris removal, refrigerator recycling, tv recycling, or miscellaneous junk hauling. Book online or call 1-877-404-JUNK for our fast, safe and professional junk removal. Worried about damage to your property? well no need to stress we are licensed and insured for junk removal. When looking to recycle yardwaste, wood, brush, tree, rock, brick, concrete and other clean debris in Kent you have the choice to have our junk removal service come and pick it up from your location or you can haul it yourself to a local Kent topsoil recycling facility. Kent Free Car Removal: Have a car, truck or van taking up space in your garage, yard or property? Busby Junk Removal can get your car removed for free, call 1-877-404-5865 for more information.
Live in Kent and need curbside trash, rubbish and garbage removal contact Allied Waste. Metal, Appliance and Refrigerator Recycling Facilities If you are looking to have ferrous or non-ferrous metal recycled you have the option to visit Seattle Iron and Metal, or have us come and haul it there for you. Seattle Iron and Metal takes some appliances, but they must be metal. They do not take refrigerators or computers. Arrow Metals does recycle refrigerators. We can remove old junk computers, monitors and television sets. These items have hazardous materials in them so they have to be recycled. We can or you can take these items to an e-waste recycling facility. Total Reclaim is the closest electronics recycling facility and is in Seattle. Household hazardous waste is one of the few items we can not take. However this does not include latex paint, which can actually be mixed with kity litter and thrown away in your trash can as long as it is completely dried out. This is NOT the same as oil or lead based paint, which is still considered harmful and can be taken to the South Seattle Transfer Station.
You can find more information about recycling and city ordinances at your Kent city website.Mattress Collection and Recycling Locations Residents and businesses: search What Do I Do With...? for local mattress recycling locations. Used mattresses destined for landfill disposal. It is estimated that upwards of 40 million mattresses with box springs are disposed in the U.S. each year1, with each piece taking up to 40 cubic feet of landfill space. King County's transfer stations and landfill received about 90,000 mattresses weighing more than 3000 tons for disposal in 2011.2 A California study (external) calculated that the collection and recycling of all of the 4.2 million mattresses and box springs estimated to be thrown out annually in California would create roughly 1,000 jobs, while greenhouse gas emissions would be reduced by between 130,000 and 190,000 metric tons (carbon dioxide equivalent). According to estimates from the mattress industry's International Sleep Products Association (PDF 108KB), landfills lose money when mattresses are landfilled because municipal solid waste compacts much more than mattresses.
In addition, Greater Vancouver Regional District (external, PDF), British Columbia, found that mattresses can cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage to long-haul vehicles and to transfer station and landfill equipment. Alternatives to mattress disposal include recycling, charitable donation for reuse, and refurbishing for resale or donation. While recycling options are currently limited in the Pacific Northwest, there is great potential for recycling. Mattresses are made up of several recyclable materials, including polyurethane foam, cotton, wood and steel coils (see the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (external) for more on mattress components). Several organizations in Washington State disassemble and recycle mattresses: Spring Back Mattress Recycling Northwest (external) works in King and Pierce Counties and Arlington Recycle Warehouse (external) works in Snohomish County. (Note that Correctional Industries, of the Washington State Department of Corrections, no longer recycles mattresses as of August 1, 2014, R5 Systems, Inc. went out of business in early 2014, and A Plus Removal and Recycling closed in late 2015.)
There are three mattress recyclers in the Vancouver, B.C. area and one in Eugene, Ore. (See mattress resources for more information.) In addition, Parklane Mattresses provides mattress collection and recycling through St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County, Ore., in the Portland-Vancouver, Wash. metropolitan area. To strengthen the mattress collection infrastructure and processing capacity in King County, LinkUp convened a Mattress Recycling Summit in Kent in December 2011 and again in September 2014. In addition, LinkUp partnered with local businesses to form the Take it Back Network of mattress collection and recycling locations. For more on the Summit and LinkUp's activities, visit the mattress recycling project. LinkUp's eNewsLink newsletter regularly highlights current events in mattress recycling, including the Fall 2013 and Spring 2012 issues. Check back regularly for updated news and resources on mattress recycling in King County. For more information, contact us.