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Lawn Mower Recycling
Find a recycling center near you
Gas-powered yard equipment is not only noisy but spews exhaust into the air – in the summertime contributing about 13 percent of our region’s summertime ozone, which can result in smog. Recycle your gas-powered lawn mower into scrap metal at one of these locations, then head in to your neighborhood hardware store to check out a new push, battery-powered or electric-corded mower.
King County
County residents
King County does not sponsor a central collection of old lawn mowers for recycling. There are some options for recycling your old mower. More>
Seattle Residents
Mowers may be turned in at Seattle Public Utilities North Recycling and Disposal station, or south station. More>
Pierce County
Pierce county residents can take advantage of a FREE gas mower turn-in. April 24 and 25, 9-5 at the City of Tacoma Recycling Center, Tacoma Landfill, 3510 S. Mullen St.
Kitsap County
While free recycling of your mower isn't offered, you can still help the environment and dispose of your mower properly as scrap metal at any of the county transfer stations or land fills. Be sure to remove any liquids and non-metallic parts first. Check your local Kitsap County Solid Waste facility for fees.
Snohomish County
Recycle your mower for FREE at any of the Conty's Solid Waste Facilities or Drop Boxes - as scrap metal. You need to remove all non-metal components and drain all liquids. Click More> above to find a facility or drop box near you.
