Couldn’t be much easier to drop off a dead TV! Industrious employees all around. Some items free. Some require payment by the pound with exact cash or check.
This was a really easy place to drop electronics off at. The person I dealt with was very friendly and professional. I dropped off a ink jet printer which wasn't part of the state program so it cost me a few dollars, but I would rather them deal with it than have it going to the landfill. This is a business I will definitely use to recycle other electronics equipment I have.
I showed up with several clean, household office things (radios, keyboards, cables, etc.). The gentleman who answered the door after a long delay accepted a few items, rejected others, and charged for the balance.
He dithered a bit over what he could take, and the process seemed rather random. Bizarrely, he had no ability to make change — and they accept cash only.
Overall, not worth the drive. Costs me less to throw it in the county landfill where the attendants are professional, friendly, and know their jobs.
If I feel the urge to go back, I’ll prepare like you would for a strip joint in the 80s: with a roll of one-dollar bills.
E-Waste seems intent on destroying the motivation of folks who are otherwise happy to recycle. Strong whiff of the Recology Store vibe, here. Better than nothing, but not by much.
Early spring cleaning and needed to recycle an air fryer and air purifier. Convenient location and the man who assisted me was courteous and efficient.
How hard would it be to put on the website they only accept cash and checks. Also they apparently have a $20 minimum change. That should be noted in the website as well.
Recycled a monitor here. The drop off area is in the back of the building. Despite what Google says, they do not take printer ink cartridges for recycling unless they are still installed in a printer (which you have to pay 60 cents per pound to recycle.)
Easy drop off location (side door with doorbell button on it), gentleman that helped me was friendly and carried most of my items in. One thing that wasn’t clear to me (or I did a bad job reading on the website, which is possible) was they are cash only store for paid for items, so I had to take a few items back. Overall really simple drop off location!
They charged me way to much I dropped off a lamp and a TV receiver that probably weighed 10 pounds total but got charged for over 30 pounds do not trust these people they will rip you off!!!!
When I arrived at E-Waste, I learned this was a new location. No identifying signs yet. They're located at the loading dock off of 70th. Crew were very helpful. I had an old desktop computer to dispose of. I filled out a form and was out in under 3 minutes. Nice!!!
$0.60 per pound for items that are not on the free list. So for an average microwave, you might as well go a couple blocks further to the dump where you get 360 pounds for $20.
Today was 3rd time we’ve used E-waste to recycle electronics & such a great service! Whether you’re a computer geek, got old phones or upgraded the TV, they’ll help you unload the clutter (& your car!) responsibly for free. Ask before you go about items w/ fees.
Super quick and easy to drop off old electronics that were cluttering up my garage. The person working the bay was friendly, helped me unload everything, and was clear on what they took at no cost and what items they charged for.
Super friendly and helpful. The guy walked right out when I parked and he carried my tv in himself. I had trouble finding the place once I got to the parking lot due to a large truck blocking the sign from view. The place is located in the far right corner of the lot, across from Sherwin Williams. Great place, took my tv for free!
Pretty good place, took everything we brought them (TVs, laptop batteries, misc. wires). Be warned though for some items it is charged by weight. This normally isn't an issue but they only accept cash or check. No card.
Took my old computer hardware, a failed power supply, and a lot of heavy items. Helped me out getting them from my car. Highly recommended, worth the trip!
If you have pc cases to dispose, they wont accept it, as it is not “profitable” for these guys to work on it.
They work based on what pc components they are getting, not a recylcling purpose at all.
This is a wonderful place. Employees are helpful. The transaction is transparent. The process of recycling is explained without computer mumbo jumbo. It's a place I've been looking for. Too bad they don't resell.
Second time I have been there, second time no one around, rang the bell, waited ten minutes, rang the bell several more times. Guys at the carpet place said it is common.
Always easy to work with and friendly, and they provide an important service to this area. Once you know where they are, I think they're conveniently located for Mukilteo, Lynnwood and Everett especially.
The easiest way to recycle a TV. Other places wanted to charge me or were closed at weird hours. This place was friendly, simple and straight forward. Recycling has to be or people won't do it. Kudos to the good experience
I dropped off a bunch of broken laptops and old Macs without much issue. Inside is a large warehouse. There was just one person working there who had me sign something to indicate I used their recycling service. Not much more to say.
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