Long overdue review for a community resource in Shoreline. I've stopped by the Shoreline Recycling…read more& Transfer Station for awhile to recycle styrofoam inserts and mailing boxes (not packing peanuts!). Recently, I've stopped in to recycle clean plastic bags and clean, broken down cardboard. It's located off of 165th & Meridian and rarely a line at the main gate. Make sure before entering that your load is properly secured or you will be charged an additional fee. It's County and/or State Law to secure your load. My visits have been secured via my trunk or back seat of my car, so this is not applicable. I've also heard from a college friend who was turned away because she was a Seattle resident, this is site is only for King County - Shoreline residents. The folks at the window are very helpful. For styrofoam, plastic bags, and cardboard there is no charge. Just follow the blue line on the road, drive slowly through the transfer station area, and on the other side are clearly marked areas for these specific items to be properly discarded for recycling. For other items, big bulky items, medical waste, stuff to toss into the transfer station, etc, the staff will advise you accordingly. Your vehicle will be weighed before and after to be charged an appropriate fee. It's also cool to see and listen to the Big Wheel art installation that emits distinctive sounds as you drive to/from the site. Refer to their website for additional, up to date information via kingcounty.gov

A place that takes my Styrofoam recycling for free? No paid membership? (Ridwell) No purchase…read morerequired? (Recology) AND take many other types of recycling for free?!!? FIVE STARS!!! My local city had hosted a Styrofest before the pandemic. Since its cancellation, it has been a struggle to find a proper recycler for block Styrofoam that opens on the weekend. One magical place - the Shoreline transfer station serving King County residents! I read before going that they accept many types of residential recycling for free. We filled our car with blocks of Styrofoam that have been sitting in the garage for years, a collection of textiles that aren't usable, and a big bag of plastic bags and wrappers that meet the recycling requirements. Because they also take dump at a fee, we are stopped at the little kiosk. She sees our Styrofoam and immediately tells us to follow the blue line. The rest is super simple, keep driving until you see the container like bins with the open doors, stop, empty the car, and leave. FREE! A sign says let an employee know if the super-sized bags are full. Signs at each bin tell you exactly what is or is not acceptable; that information is also online. We are super happy with how easy and useful it was. If you are an ardent and adamant recycler like me, this place is magical!

There used to be a sewage treatment plant at this location more than 2 decades ago. King County…read moreconverted the sewage treatment plant to a pump station. Following the conversion, all sewage is pumped to the Edmonds Treatment Plant. On November 9, 2014 a power outage put the pump station out of operation for a few hours. According to a King County news release that described the outage, the correct address for the Richmond Beach Pump Station, is 2740 N.W. 198th Street.

I love Seattle but finding a nice private beach is just about impossible. Aside from my passion for…read moreminiature golf, it's relaxing at a nice beach. There's nothing like sipping on an ice cold Budweiser, grilling up a hot dog or two, and playing some fun, family friendly tunes on the harmonica. Well Seattle, this beach is the place! No crowds and the bathrooms are right over the hill, literally. The private pools have fences around them but we were able to sneak in for a quick dip. The only recommendation I would have would be to provide showers and more umbrellas.

Can't say enough good things about this service. We moved out of a rental a few weeks ago and had a…read morelarge wardrobe closet that we could not take with us. Left it in the garage and contacted junk King. They were quick in their reply and gave me a good price. Day of the move, they contacted me to let me know that they were on the way, we confirm the location and pricing and it was that easy. They got the closet into their vehicle and followed up to let me know. Great people, efficient and professional service. Highly!!!!! Thank you for the great experience

Excellent experience. From being able to book quickly online for the very next day, to the…read moreconfirmation call the next morning, to the "we are 30 minutes away" call, to the friendly, courteous team, it was a great customer experience. And their pricing was very fair. I will use them again in the future, every time.

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!

Very easy process - nice to be able to drive up and unload…read more They were clear about what was recyclable and what was not accepted. Easy peasy. I'd definitely recommend them.

Great service and willing to help me carry the heavy metals for recycle. Thank you. Everything is…read morefree for metal recycle

Great location and service. Greeted immediately, very friendly…read more Love the new location. Very clean. Very organized. I wish I had time to shop around.

I am recommending this business because I think refurbishing computers and equipment is a good…read moreidea. Also, the product I bought was reasonably priced and works fine. I wanted to get an extra wireless keyboard and mouse so I could have one at work and one at home and wouldn't have to carry them around. I asked about them in the store and was led to a plastic box that was filled with identical wireless keyboard mouse combos. I picked one out and asked where the chip was. This should have tipped off the clerk that I was not tech savvy. As I suspect many of there customers are not. She told me the toggle was under the mouse. I got the set home and did not see a toggle under the mouse (latter I found out she was saying dongle). I looked in the battery chambers of both the keyboard and mouse and did not see it. I called the them and was told to check the battery chambers of both the keyboard and mouse and once again I didn't see it. I was told that this would be a once in a lifetime that a chip was not with the keyboard. I brought the unit in and we looked in the keyboard battery area next. Then we looked we looked at the mouse and they pointed out a built in dongle compartment in the battery chamber of the mouse. I was never told there could be a built in compartment when I was in the store or later on the phone. I have since find some YouTube videos that explain where to find the dongle. This tells me I'm not that only one to have trouble finding it.

It's a bit of a drive to get there. But it's a pretty one and you can stop in Woodinville for some…read morewine tasting or lunch on your way back. Friendly and efficient. And cheap, although probably better to save up your batteries and light fixtures since they're going to charge you a minimum amount regardless.

Electronics recycling! It's difficult to find places that accept specific electronics you're trying…read moreto get rid of without incurring extra fees either for the visit and/or type of item. The location feels like it's in the boonies of Woodinville, but it's tucked away in a corner warehouse you pull up to do a quick drop off. I was able to dump off an old flat screen TV and a bunch of bulky junk audio electronics without charges. NOTE: per their website not all items are free to recycle, but this location was sufficient enough for my specific items.

Brought my old 2007 Dell desktop Inspiron 530s computer to be recycled and the hard drive…read moredestroyed. The owner quickly took out the hard drive and crushed it on site and recycled the rest. No charge! I gave a good tip in their tip jar. I recommend this place for all your computer recycling needs. Thanks.

Discovered this computer recycling business west of Green Lake on Aurora 75th block. Staff, 2, were…read morewelcoming and friendly. Owner was very informative and was explicit on what he offered in recycling my 27" MAC desk top and alternative service provider if I chose an alternative. I decided to utilize his services as they assured me the dispensing of the hard drive, data. They are my go to computer recycling business in the future, thank you