If your lawn equipment is beyond repair, there are two easy steps to get rid of it:

First, remove and recycle hazardous parts. Fuel, motor oil, and rechargeable batteries are hazardous and must be recycled. Click on the items to find a free recycling site.

Second, is your lawn equipment mostly metal or mostly plastic?

• Mostly Metal: Recycle as scrap metal after you remove and recycle hazardous parts. Find a scrap metal recycling site. If you cannot lift your metal equipment, do not bring it to a county facility. Bring it to a private scrap metal recycler.

• Mostly Plastic - Disposal Option. Plastic lawn equipment can be safely disposed as garbage at a Kitsap County disposal facility after you remove and recycle hazardous parts. County disposal facilities do not accept riding lawnmowers for disposal because they have an engine.