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ServicesFree (worth about $25)Eligibility applies

Free household hazardous waste drop-off for King County residents

Daily at one site or another; hours vary by site

King County hazardous waste collection sitesSeattle

King County residents can drop off household hazardous waste for free, with no appointment, at four sites: North Seattle (12550 Stone Ave N, Sun–Tue 9am–5pm), South Seattle (8100 2nd Ave S, Thu–Sat 9am–5pm), Factoria in Bellevue (13800 SE 32nd St, Tue–Fri 8am–4pm, Sat–Sun 9am–5pm) and Algona (35101 West Valley Hwy S, Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8am–4pm, Sat–Sun 9am–5pm). All are closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Check the county's list of accepted products first.

Verified Oct 27 · kingcounty.gov

Catch: Only for: King County residents

Coming up 3

ServicesFree (worth about $150)For people who qualify

Free tenants' rights legal clinic at the Federal Way 320th Library

Mon, Nov 2 – Mon, Dec 7

Federal Way 320th Library (KCLS)

Walk-in legal help for low-income King County renters facing landlord-tenant problems: a brief one-on-one consult with a Housing Justice Project attorney, plus information and referrals. Mondays November 2 and December 7, 2026, 1–4pm at the Federal Way 320th Library.

Verified Oct 27 · kcls.bibliocommons.com

Catch: Only for: low-income King County residents with landlord-tenant issues

ServicesFree (worth about $150)For people who qualify

Free tenants' rights legal clinic at the Renton Library

Mon, Nov 16 – Mon, Dec 14

Renton Library (KCLS)

Low-income King County renters with landlord problems (lockouts, move-in and move-out disputes, discrimination, repairs and more) can walk in for a brief one-on-one consult with a Housing Justice Project attorney, plus legal information and referrals. Mondays November 16 and December 14, 2026, 2–4pm at the Renton Library.

Verified Oct 27 · kcls.bibliocommons.com

Catch: Only for: low-income King County residents with landlord-tenant issues

ServicesFree (worth about $150)Eligibility applies

Free walk-in Legal Aid Pop-Up at the Auburn Library

Tue, Nov 17, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Auburn Library (KCLS)

Tacomaprobono Community Lawyers offer free walk-in help with civil legal problems, including landlord-tenant issues, family law, estates and debt, on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 1–3pm at the Auburn Library. Open to all King County residents, with no income screening or appointment.

Verified Oct 27 · kcls.bibliocommons.com

Catch: Only for: King County residents

Always free 2

ServicesFree (worth about $50)Eligibility applies

Free hazardous waste pickup at home for King County seniors and residents with disabilities

Any day

King County Hazardous Waste Home Collection ProgramSeattle

King County residents 65 or older, or with a disability, who can't get to a collection site can book a free pickup of household hazardous waste from home. Pickups run Wednesdays 9am to 3pm and may take 1–2 weeks to schedule. Call the Haz Waste Help Line at 206-296-4692 (Mon–Sat, 9am–5pm). Latex paint, tires, electronics and medications aren't collected.

Verified Oct 27 · kingcounty.gov

Catch: Only for: King County residents 65+ or with a disability who can't reach a site · Appointment by phone required

ServicesFree (worth about $20)Eligibility applies

E-Cycle Washington: recycle TVs, computers and tablets for free

Any day

E-Cycle Washington drop-off sitesSeattle

Washington's E-Cycle program lets residents recycle TVs, computers, laptops, monitors, tablets, e-readers and portable DVD players for free at participating drop-off sites across the Seattle, Tacoma and Everett area. Find the nearest site at ecyclewa.org or by calling 1-800-RECYCLE. Keyboards, mice and printers aren't covered, and some sites refuse badly damaged items (like cracked old tube TVs), so call ahead.

Verified Oct 27 · ecology.wa.gov

Catch: Only for: Washington residents