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How to Dispose of Mattress in Washington, DC

District residents schedule mattress via DC 311 / DPW bulk trash (max 7 items; mattresses/box springs wrapped in plastic). Self-haul: Fort Totten Transfer Station, 4900 John McCormack Rd NE. Keep HHW and e-waste off bulk piles.

Category: BulkyMattress disposal near meWashington Bulky pickupCity program · DC DPW — Bulk CollectionsVerified 2026-08-12
StatusSpecial handling required
CurbsidePossible / program
Fee noteDPW bulk appointment via 311 — max 7 items
PathwayDC DPW bulk / Fort Totten Transfer Station
Verified2026-08-12
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Local specifics

Curbside pickupYes / organics stream
Average tipping feeDPW bulk appointment via 311 — max 7 items
Hazardous ratingLow
Nearest facility typeDC DPW bulk / Fort Totten Transfer Station
Rule source levelcity
Last verified2026-08-12

Common questions

Limit?

Max 7 items per appointment.

Wrap mattress?

Yes.

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