Recycling center in Everett, WA

Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Station

8600 19th Ave NE Tulalip WA 98271 USA

4.3 (46 reviews)

AcidsBatteriesPesticides

Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Station recycling center in Everett, WA - View of facility

About this center

The Snohomish County Household Hazardous Waste facility offers free disposal services for residential customers, with exceptions for latex-based paint which incurs a fee. They accept a variety of hazardous household products such as acids, batteries, pesticides, and more, which can be dropped off at their facility. Businesses can use the Small Quantity Generator (SQG) program for convenient and affordable disposal appointments, following regulations for hazardous waste. Accepted items include fluorescent light bulbs, gasoline, motor oil, and more. Payments are accepted in cash, check, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa. Prohibited items include asbestos, electronics, medical waste, and more. Visitors are advised to call ahead for loads larger than 40 gallons and to check for any quantity limits or restrictions that may apply at other drop-off sites.

Materials accepted & services

Acids Batteries Pesticides Fluorescent Light Bulbs Gasoline Motor Oil Small Quantity Generator (SQG) Program Cash Payment Check Payment Discover Payment MasterCard Payment Visa Payment

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Rowdy KiloNiner

2 months ago

Google review

Staff is pretty rude. And by pretty rude I mean every time I come in these people are rude and seem like they hate life.

Victoria Mason

a year ago

Google review

I do appreciate having this service centrally located and free to residents. But I was unpleasantly surprised to see that what I must assume to be winter open times did not include any weekend hours whatsover. This caters to commercial use but ignores most private citizens that work Monday through Friday.

Rick Little

a year ago

Google review

Great service fast too.. They took 15 gallons of old thinner and 7 gallons of oil base paint. 3 gallons of old kerosene.. No charge for any of it

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