Recyclopedia helps you find information on how to correctly dispose of unwanted items and materials. Please select the item or material you want to dispose of below. We'll tell you whether it can go out with the trash, in your recycling, to a charity, or if it needs special attention.
Each community has it's own Recyclopedia section. Please type an address or move the red pin to set your location and we'll find your community - or choose your community from the list below the map.
Recycling conserves energy and natural resources, reduces pollution, and helps prevent landfills from filling up. The more we recycle, the longer our available landfill space lasts.
Recycling generates less pollution. There are many items that should not be disposed of in the garbage, because waste has a huge negative impact on the natural environment.
Sorting recyclable materials creates jobs at recycling plants.
The recycling process can be confusing since it can vary from one area to the next, depending on local companies and the recycling market in the area. It's especially confusing if you relocate and have to relearn the details of what can be recycled. The problem is if we try to recycle something that is not accepted, it can contaminate the complete batch.
Some items have the recycle symbol with a number so you know whether it can be recycled, but many items don't.
If you don't find the information you are looking for on the Snohomish Recyclopedia - please contact the Snohomish Solid Waste Department for specific recycling details.
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Each community has it's own Recyclopedia section. Please type an address or move the red pin to set your location and we'll find your community - or choose your community from the list below the map.
