Recology Store

21204 61st Pl W Mountlake Terrace WA 98043 USA

3.9 (47 reviews)

Recology Store recycling center in Bothell, WA - View of facility

About This Center

Recology operates multiple recycling centers across California, Oregon, and Washington, providing integrated services to over 2.5 million individuals and 100,000 commercial customers. They are committed to sustainable waste management practices, including decreasing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting diverse employee-owners. Recology offers artist in residence programs to promote art created from discarded materials, aiming to educate and inspire the public. Notably, Recology has been testing North America's first hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric refuse collection truck in San Francisco, contributing to a zero-emission energy transition in the waste industry and addressing climate change. The company has received accolades for its drivers' performance and is dedicated to developing sustainable resource recovery practices globally.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

StyrofoamRecycleHydroflasksProductsReduce

Featured Reviews

Kris H

Kris H (4/5 stars, 6 years ago): I love this store. They sell great products for people who are trying to reduce their carbon footprint. Baby products kitchen wares cleaning products beauty products lots of stuff. They also sell bulk detergents and castille soap so bring your own container. Big selection of hydroflasks. Prices are comparable to amazon so I prefer to support this local business. You can also recyle styrofoam light bulbs electronics etc. If you are not a bothell resident you have to pay a small fee. Totally worth it as my city doesnt recylce styrofoam.

Kevin Chau

Kevin Chau (2/5 stars, 6 months ago): Don’t bother taking your batteries here. Too many extra steps and hoops to jump through. Just take your disposable batteries to Woodinville City Hall and your rechargeable batteries to Home Depot. You can just dump them into a bin no added hassle.

Tuba Ozdil DeLeon

Tuba Ozdil DeLeon (1/5 stars, 2 years ago): A membership is required. If you don't have one you'll have to pay. They will tell you how much it'll cost for your particular drop-off. For me it should have been $12 but when I brought my items they charged me $18. After I paid that they removed the items that weren't accepted and advised me to dump them in the market's trash bins. I have a sick kid at home so I'm not going to try to dispute it but be aware of the situation before going there.