Most remodeling, cleanout, and construction debris can go in your container. Washington's disposal rules and the county's transfer stations set the limits.
Hazardous waste, liquids, paint, solvents, fuel, and asbestos don't belong in a standard dumpster. Batteries, motor oil, and propane tanks stay out too.
Kittitas County treats a few items as special loads rather than regular garbage. Tires are charged by the piece, and refrigerators and freezers must be empty with the doors removed before the county takes them. Appliances holding refrigerant carry a separate fee, so tell us about them before they go in.
For TVs, computers, and monitors, Washington's E-Cycle Washington program offers free recycling. That's a better route than the dumpster for old electronics.
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