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  1. Food Waste Requirements Food Waste Requirements Compostable and recyclable materials are not allowed in the garbage. It's the law . They can be used for other ...
  2. Kitchen Scrap Storage Tips Kitchen Storage Tips Clean kitchen tips How can I store food scraps in my kitchen and keep it clean? Bag it! Use an uncoated (no ...
  3. Business & Commercial Compostables Business & Commercial Compostables The City of Seattle doesn't allow food and compostable paper in the garbage. This includes food-soiled ...
  4. Compost Collection Guidelines Collection Guidelines Collection tips To save money, put all accepted compostable items in the compost collection container, not in ...
  5. Business & Commercial Compostables - Food Service Packaging ... Food Packaging Requirements Current Requirements The City of Seattle requires food service businesses to use reusable serveware or if ...
  6. Common Food Waste Questions Common Food Waste Questions Your business can sign up to recycle food waste. The following are common questions about the recycling of ...
  7. Recycling Recycling Recycling is an essential and required service for all Seattle residents and businesses. Recycling is good for the ...
  8. Recycle It App Recycle It App "Recycle It" is a smartphone and tablet app offering Seattle Public Utilities solid waste customers ...
  9. Recycle Right. It Matters. Recycle Right
  10. Seattle's Recycling Process Recycling Process What happens to Seattle's Recycling? Putting your recyclables in your blue bin is the first step of the recycling ...
  11. How to Sort at Home How to Sort at Home Where does it go? Know what goes in recycling, compost, and garbage. Follow these tips and you'll be sorting like a pro ...
  12. Business & Commercial Recycling Business & Commercial Recycling A wide variety of materials from businesses can be recycled and reprocessed, such as scrap metals, building ...
  13. Event Recycling Event Recycling About Seattle and Washington recycling and food packaging laws Seattle’s recycling, composting, and food packaging law ( ...
  14. Event Recycling & Compostables Event Recycling Tips Event Recycling Tips For recycling and compostables collection at events, follow these easy steps: Provide ...
  15. Container Rentals and Service Providers Container Rentals & Service Providers Collection service providers Republic Services infoseattle@republicservices.com (206) 332-7777 ...
  16. Garbage Garbage Garbage service is a required and essential service for all Seattle single-family homes. Remember to bag all your ...
  17. Business & Commercial Collection Business & Commercial Collection In recent years, nearly 200,000 tons of recyclable and compostable material from Seattle went into the ...
  18. Special Item Pickup Pickup of items too large or not allowed to be placed in garbage or recycle bins. Quick Links: Scheduling for Single Family Account ...
  19. Hazardous Waste Items Hazardous Waste Items COVID-19 Message Customer safety during COVID-19 To reduce the potential spread of COVID-19, please observe the ...
  20. Accepted Household Hazardous Waste Accepted Hazardous Waste The region's household hazardous waste facilities accept items that need special handling for safe disposal.   ...
  21. Where to Dispose of Household Hazardous Waste Where to Dispose of Hazardous Waste Seattle has two household hazardous waste disposal facilities that are free for all King County ...
  22. Transfer Stations (Dumps/Landfills) Transfer Stations Locations North Station 1350 North 34th Street, Seattle 98103 South Station 130 South Kenyon Street, ...
  23. Save Yourself a Trip Save Yourself a Trip Learn how to save yourself a trip... and your time and money. For Households: Have SPU pick up your bulky ...
  24. Transfer Station Rates Transfer Station Rates Rates for clean yard waste and clean wood waste are lower than rates for garbage. In order to pay lower rates, ...
  25. Fee for Uncovered Load Fee for Uncovered Load The fine for transporting an unsecured load is $216. Driving with an unsecured load is against Washington state ...