Whirlpool Up To $600 By Mail With Purchase of 2 Or More Select Whirlpool AppliancesThe polyurethane foam, steel springs and wood frames from Californians’ used mattresses will soon become the material for carpet padding, landscaping mulch and new bedding.Under a state program that took effect this month, California residents are now able to drop off their old mattresses and box springs at participating collection sites for free. Funded through an $11 fee on mattress and box spring purchases, the program aims to divert that bulky waste from landfills to recycling facilities that can turn it into other useful products.Bye Bye Mattress, which also launched in Connecticut last year and is set to follow in Rhode Island, is the effort of state Sen. Loni Hancock, D-Berkeley. She said she started working on the idea after small business owners in her district complained about the blight created by old mattresses dumped on the street.The program will “help us get to our zero-waste goal, help us leave healthy neighborhoods for our kids and help us reuse a product,” Hancock said.
DR3 Mattress Recycling opened ten months ago and processes about 1,000 mattresses per day from across Northern California. Operations manager Tony Avalos took The Bee on a tour of the facility.December 31, 2015 - Sacramento, CA – It is free to drop off mattresses and box spring foundations at Sacramento County’s Waste Management and Recycling locations: North Area Recovery Station; Sacramento County residents can learn more about this program by calling, 916-875-5555.Most mattresses and box spring foundations will be recycled, which is much better for the environment and is one less unwieldy item to go into the landfill. Mattresses that are being hauled from outside of California are not eligible for this no-cost recycling program and will be subject to the landfill’s bulky waste disposal fee. Loads of mattresses collected from mattress retailers or charity thrift locations within California will not be accepted at Kiefer Landfill or the North Area Recovery Facility and must be hauled directly to a mattress recycling facility.
/california for recycling facility locations or more information on the new California program. “Now there is a much more environmentally friendly way to get rid of these old items through the new California mattress recycling program. Our State is second in the nation to begin a statewide mattress recycling program and Sacramento County is proud to have played a significant role,” said Doug Kobold, County Department of Waste Management & Recycling Program Manager and Co-Chair of the California Mattress Recycling Organization Advisory Committee.If Sacramento County Waste Management and Recycling customers cannot transport bulky items to the North Area Recovery Station or Kiefer Landfill they can schedule an appointment to have a bulky item pickup of five cubic yards once a year. Each additional pickup is $25. To request a bulky waste pickup, customers can call 916-875-5555 or go online. Tuesday, January 5, 6:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.North Area Recovery Station, 4450 Roseville Road, North Highlands, CA 95660 Schedule media interviews, 916-874-7798 / 916-216-5825.For customer billing, rates and service questions: 916-875-5555Communication and media: Brenda Bongiorno, 916-874-7798
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