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A small private recycling center in Cleveland that specializes in keeping mattresses and bedding out of the landfill. Neighbors and small haulers drop off single items or a truckload here, especially when clearing out a house or handling bulk pickups. Look for industrial buildings and stacks of mattresses from the road near 948 Wayside Rd.
Drive into an industrial lot and find open bays or outdoor sorting areas where mattresses are stacked and bundled. There’s usually simple signage and a clear place to pull up close to the drop-off point so loading and unloading doesn’t require a long carry. Many recycling centers handle items by type - mattresses, box springs and similar bedding - and often sort them on-site for material recovery. Expect the site to look utilitarian: pallets, rows of stacked items, and equipment for moving bulky pieces around.
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Before You Go
- Bring a vehicle with enough room to get right up to the drop-off; a truck or trailer makes unloading much easier.
- Strip mattresses of bedding and loose items so staff can inspect and process them faster.
- Avoid the busiest weekend windows if possible - spring cleanup days tend to be the most crowded.
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