When you sleep on the same mattress every day for years, it’s bound to develop stains. Many charitable organizations won’t accept used mattresses for this reason alone. Other agencies have become much stricter about accepting used mattresses since the bed bug scare happened in the United States a few years back.

Because they’re also impossible to throw in the garbage, some homeowners resort to storing old mattresses in the garage or basement and then end up hauling it with them when they move. They find it difficult to sell and even putting a free sign on the mattress and putting it at the end of their driveway doesn’t seem to help.

That doesn’t mean your old mattress is going to end up in a landfill when we take it off your hands. We work with several local recycling agencies that use as much of the material as possible. They dispose of anything they can’t use in a manner that causes the least possible disruption to our natural resources. This includes the safe disposal of chemicals contained within the mattress or its parts.