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Springfield, Missouri residents

How to get rid of a mattress in Springfield, MO

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Springfield recycles mattresses for $20 per piece at two City recycling centers and Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill.^[1]

The answer

To throw out a mattress in Springfield: Springfield recycles mattresses for $20 per piece at two City recycling centers and Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill. How to book: Recycling Hotline: 417-864-1904. Bag required: Items must be clean, dry and free of infestation.^[1]

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City pickup?No. Mattress recycling costs $20 per piece at City sites^[1]

How to bookRecycling Hotline: 417-864-1904^[1]

Prep: bag it?Items must be clean, dry and free of infestation

City feeMattress recycling costs $20 per piece, any size, at the Lone Pine Avenue Recycling Center (3020 S. Lone Pine Ave.), the Franklin Avenue Recycling Center (731 N. Franklin) and Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill.^[1]

Step by step

Book itRecycling Hotline: 417-864-1904^[1]
Prep itBag required: Items must be clean, dry and free of infestation
Set it out or drop it offSpringfield recycles mattresses for $20 per piece at two City recycling centers and Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill.^[1]
Confirm firstRules change. Check the official page.

Mattresses must be clean, dry and free of infestation.^[1]

CITY City & county options

What does the City offer for a mattress in Springfield?

We found no free official option for this city.

City's own fee

Mattress recycling costs $20 per piece, any size, at the Lone Pine Avenue Recycling Center (3020 S. Lone Pine Ave.), the Franklin Avenue Recycling Center (731 N. Franklin) and Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill.^[1]

Good to know

Questions: Recycling Hotline, 417-864-1904.^[1]

How do the official options compare?

City or county option	Free or city fee	Notes
Lone Pine / Franklin	Recycling centers	City sites
Noble Hill	Sanitary landfill	City site

Can I give it away or swap it in Springfield?

We list local swap shops, groups and swap meets only after confirming their own page is active. None confirmed yet for Springfield.

If it's clean and usable (check your donation group's rules on mattresses), try these official directories:

Habitat for Humanity ReStore: Donate furniture, appliances and building materials. Find your nearest ReStore and ask whether it offers pickup.
Salvation Army donation pickup: Schedule a free pickup where it's offered, using the official scheduler.
Pickup Please (Vietnam Veterans of America): Free donation pickup in its service areas. Check your ZIP.
Buy Nothing Project: Gift-economy groups for your neighborhood. Join through the official site or app.
Freecycle: Find your local Freecycle group in the official directory.
Craigslist "free" section: Pick your city in Craigslist's official site list, then go to for sale → free.

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