This business is owned by local family. Donate clothes and help a small business. I had 4 black…read moregarbage bags full of clothes. They came and picked up from my front porch. That kind of customer service is unmatched. 10/10 would recommend. They also have Donation bins located in various locations. Visit their Facebook or website for locations.

From the owner: Keeping reusable materials in circulation since 2017…read more We accept: Clothes Shoes Accessories Linens Toys Electronics Please have items clean & prewashed. We do not accept used pillows, garbage or anything wet. Small holes or stains are okay. ⸻ At Evergreen Textile Recycling, we’re on a mission to reduce textile waste, conserve natural resources, and create a more sustainable, circular fashion industry. We’ve placed textile bins across Washington. Serving King County, Snohomish County & surrounding areas Contact us and we’ll help you find our closest donation bin near you. 24/7 Drop-Off Locations available! Pick up available for large donations. ⸻ Contact us to schedule a pick up or for more textile bin locations in your area. EvergreenFamilyRecycling@gmail.com +1(425)359-9874 EvergreenTextileRecycling.org A few of our locations are 1046 Cedar Ave, Marysville. 17735 15th Ave NE, Shoreline. Safeway 23632 Hwy 99, Edmonds. 9803 Edmonds way, Edmonds Thanks!

I guess the the bad part or the reason I even went there in the first place was Ed on the phone…read moresounded really friendly, helpful, interested in having my business all that stuff but once you park your car and try to walk in, he's an asshole start to finish. He'll ignore you while you're clearly the only person there and talk to other coworkers. He changes the hours whenever he feels like it. I can't tell you how many times I've rushed to get there b4 3 ( posted hours are 5 I think. But ed says he stops taking customers @3 so they can clean up) it's never clean from what I see. Last time I got there b4 three but Ed said he stopped at 2 today. All his guys are home!?! doing it at two or no OK pleasure not doing business with you everybody I've encountered that works there which is very few people. They're all pricks. They all treat customers like shit they rip you off and be honest, I really don't care scrap I'm not trying to get a lot of money. I'm just trying to not pay to throw my metal away, but he's just a liar. I can honestly say every time I've been there and even seen him deal with other customers he is a dick. There is a guy that does that nonferrous his name is Tom, I think Tom he's a good guy I think sometimes Ed's shittiness rubs off on him and he starts trying that out but for the most part he's always treated me with respect but one good guy doesn't save the bunch. They're all a bunch of pricks I'll never do business with them again ever And why would I there's better options that are close and closer to home

rude over the phone and prices are outrageous for damaged parts .read more

When did they start charging $10 a TV? In the past when they weren't on Fife I had no issues. Never…read morebought from them but dropped a lot of E-waste to them.

I also had a bad experience with SBK. They sell you on the idea that they actually care about the…read moreenvironment and saving the planet, but sadly, it is just a lot of lip service aimed at gaining your attention (and taking your money). They entice you with misleading claims (e.g. Free pickups for businesses) only to let those promises go unfulfilled by indicating that home-based businesses don't qualify, and aren't worthy of their time and attention. Newsflash: A larger and larger portion of the American work force is shifting to the Gig Economy meaning a very large portion of these businesses will be home-based. I would recommend using Green PC, or one of the other local e-cyclers in the area.

Awesome company! Rented a conex for moving and worked with Chad in the couple moved we had. Chad…read morewas top notch very responsive, very good communication, and just overall a great! Highly recommend them for others to use.

*BE AWARE* Make sure you weigh your materials before…read moredropping them off. I have been there only a couple times; the first time I didn't weigh the material I was dropping off , and when I Looked at the receipt it all seemed ok. The second time I weighed everything with my own scale before I stopped by. As soon as I got there, I told them what I had and they proceeded to put the materials on their scale. At that moment I got a little distracted and didn't pay much attention to the numbers the came up with. It wasn't until I saw my receipt when I noticed that they only put less than half of the material weight compared to what I got with my own scale. I talked to them about it, and they took care of it right away, supposedly they got a couple numbers mixed up. I know that we'll make mistakes at some point, but if we don't have an idea of much materials we're bringing in, how will we catch this mistakes ?.......

A driver nearly ran us off the road and followed us so close they nearly hit us. Then, when the…read moreroad became a two lane road, they flipped us off and also slowed down to nearly 20 mph on a 55 mph road just to flip us off and even took out his phone to record us as he was driving not paying attention to the road as if we had done something wrong. We're teenagers and we're simply going the speed limit. I'm so scared I had to pull off the road and cried for 10 minutes.

Was headed home the other day and had to get in the lane one of their trucks was in so that I…read morecould get into the other lane to exit the 405 the truck had dirt in it uncovered and a rock got loose and hit my windshield. On their truck the signage on it is covered with dirt and couldn't read it until I got into the next lane. It stated not responsible for any windshield damage stay 200 ft behind well I was not close to the truck when this happened but on the back of the last trailer the signed looked like it said 20 ft cuz it was so dirty couldn't read it. So I called the company to let them know hey this happened the load should have been covered and ur driver was in the center lane speeding and on a cars tail and driver had to get into the slow lane real fast cuz the truck didn't even have one full car length between them ....but never got a call back to talk to the guy.....great customer service

Fast, friendly and affordable with lots of inventory. Will be back with my other trucks/carsread more

Just bought 4 new truck tires..great prices. Honest and the nicest folks we have met in a long…read moretime. Bravo to small local business..keep it up Highly recommended.

John was very fast in picking up our vehicles and friendly. We would definitely recommend calling…read morehim if you need vehicles hauled away.

From the owner: Cash For Junk Cars & Trucks. We Pay Top Dollar for cars All Makes & Models. , Damaged, Totaled,…read moreBad Head Gasket, Abandoned, Junk Vehicle Removal, Bad Or Slipping Transmission.

Burpee bought this company out many years ago, and it went downhill for a while, but since then it…read morewas sold to the S'Kallam tribe, who've restored it to its former glory, and even hired the original founder (well-famed Dan Hinkley) to help maintain, restore, and manage it with a group of volunteers. Dan once again travels in search of unusual plants ideal for temperate gardens. This is worth visiting just for its park value, and definitely worth a special trip even from far off, though always make sure of the hours before setting out; they keep limited public hours (generally Fridays 10 am to 3 pm, but sometimes other days and longer hours depending on events and special sales and such). The plant collection is unique; the park areas and buildings can be rented for weddings and private events; and the nursery arranges all sorts of seasonal public events worth attending. Take their tour, it's incredibly informative in addition to simply beautiful.

This WAS a wonderful nursery, until it bought out by the Burpee company and closed down. Big…read moredisappointment for all the local gardeners. So, don't try to go there now-they only sell the plants from somewhere on the east coast and, even though they use the name, the plant selection is not the same as the Original Heronswood.