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How do I get rid of furniture in Medford MA?

How do I get rid of furniture in Medford MA?

Please call Waste Management at (800) 972-4545 to schedule a pickup. Bulk items should not be put out on the sidewalk until the late afternoon or early evening of the day prior to your scheduled pick up.

Where is the Medford dump?

The Neighborhood Services Department Drop-Off Facility (aka the Yard/Dump/Township Garage) is located at 2 Commonwealth Drive (off of Gravelly Hollow Road behind Bob Meyer Park)

How do I dispose of a mattress in Medford MA?

Bulk items are items that will not fit into your trash cart, such as mattresses, box springs, mirrors, rugs, furniture, etc. Bulk items will only be picked up by reservation and only during your recycling week. Please call Waste Management at 800-972-4545 to schedule a pick-up. There is no fee for bulk items.

How do I dispose of paint in Medford MA?

Remove paint can cover and allow to air dry. Once at a solid state you can place in a trash bag and put into trash cart.

Is Medford NJ dump open today?

Neighborhood Services Recycling Facility (aka DPW Garage/Dump) Public Hours. The DPW yard is currently open Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm, excluding holidays.

Where can I dump a mattress?

Both The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity have multiple locations at which you can drop your old mattress for donation. Take a look at their websites to find a location near you. Or try out Donation Town to schedule a pick-up or find a local charity within your town.

How much does it cost to remove a mattress?

It costs around $100 per mattress disposal by It’s Done Rubbish Removal. additional cost may be added for having to take the mattress down stairs or from other difficult to reach places. A discount may be negotiated for 5+ mattresses.

What can I recycle in Medford?

Type accepted: All types of paper, envelopes, phone books, cardboard, boxes, and glossy paper. Not accepted: Paper/cardboard milk cartons, juice cartons, and broth type packaging are NOT recyclable. Place these items in the trash.

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