Mattress Recycling - Mattress Disposal

Mattress disposal can be a big problem. They're  bulky, heavy and way too big to fit in your normal garbage bin. It's recommended consumers replace their mattresses every eight years, so getting rid of your bed is something to think about.

Luckily, mattresses can be recycled. Nearly 90% of the mattresses can be broken down, sorted, separated and re-used for their raw materials. The textile, coils and wood are typically torn apart by hand and prepped for further recycling.Once recycled, the majority of waste is diverted from landfills. The textile, coils and wood are typically torn apart by hand and prepped for further recycling.

Finding a place to recycle your mattress is easy. Recycling facilities dedicated to mattress recycling are available for single household disposal all the way to complete hotel renovations. If you need to dispose of one quickly, a reputable junk hauling service  can pickup and do all the for you.

That old mattress still has some life left in it. With a little bit of conscious effort your old bed, can go a long way in increasing the sustainability of our old junk.