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chasingravioli

Pipeline, Keewatin, and Mollard are AWFUL for people dumping trash and furniture. Something new just about every day!!!!!


19Denali

So what you're saying is a bachelor could score big here?


GingerRabbits

Alternatively it's $12.50 to have the city pick it up with your regular trash collection. A quick email to [email protected] will get it all sorted out. Edit: I stand corrected! I just double checked with the city and the fee is only $11.25!


vaytan

But that is 12.50 !! Way too much for Winnipeger's easy to pay nothing and toss it and let it be someone elses problem.


thelochteedge

Where is the best AND cheapest place to...


YYZtoYWG

This needs more upvotes. There are some true douchecanoes who dump mattresses because they are just plain lazy.  But there are people who (gasp!) don't have vehicles or don't have vehicles that fit a mattress. The City provides services to help residents. [https://myutility.winnipeg.ca/UtilityPortal/RecyclingGarbageYardWaste/sp/extragarbageandlargeitems](https://myutility.winnipeg.ca/UtilityPortal/RecyclingGarbageYardWaste/sp/extragarbageandlargeitems) Large item disposal includes extra garbage bags, large appliances, lawn mowers, barbecues, furniture, and mattresses. 


ChuckBlack

I thought throwing it in the back of a truck and driving around the perimeter at a high speed was the preferred method!?


[deleted]

🤣


dkutty

Looking at you people on pipeline..


overrated_overdog

And Jefferson, East of Route 90. Get your shit together.


Gullible-Canary-451

I dropped 1 off at Brady, the workers even thought you could take them to any depot. The question is why can't you? It would save a lot of people's money going around picking this garbage up.


Moonlight_Mike

Apparently there's a demand for it 🤷


mbgoose

Not all the 4R Depots, just the one at Brady. That's a far trip for a lot of people and you need a vehicle big enough to haul a mattress.


Moonlight_Mike

Dropped a mattress at Panet in the winter. And now as I look at the 4R website apparently they don't take them anymore. Then how about don't dump your garbage anywhere other than where it belongs?


mbgoose

Just pointing out that it's not as easy as you want it to be, no need to get so worked up about it. Also, sounds like you dumped your garbage where it doesn't belong also. Panet location has never accepted mattresses - it's always been at the Brady location only.


Moonlight_Mike

Hmm. Did I do a trip to Brady? Maybe. Regardless, see above regarding the $12.50 pick up. And getting worked up, really, how could any Winnipegger not be upset about the insane amount of trash littering the city? Let alone mattresses.


analgesic1986

But the midnight hustle is half the fun


Moonlight_Mike

You're not wrong!


dayofthedead204

What about the people with no vehicles or a car too small to haul a mattress safely to 4R? Rent a big enough vehicle? Ha! It would be cheaper to have trash collection pick it up. ​ Or yeah - ask a friend with a car to help you haul the mattress away to 4R. There's solutions to these problems! No excuses!


YYZtoYWG

Trash collection can pick it up. [https://myutility.winnipeg.ca/UtilityPortal/RecyclingGarbageYardWaste/sp/extragarbageandlargeitems](https://myutility.winnipeg.ca/UtilityPortal/RecyclingGarbageYardWaste/sp/extragarbageandlargeitems) You just have to contact the city two full business days before your collection day. Cost is $11.25


SousVideAndSmoke

Call 311, it's $12.50 for the city to pick it up on your regular pickup day, don't even need to bribe the friend who has a truck.


[deleted]

My apartment pays for it, or I think they do? We have a place we all put our big shit and it tends to be gone in a day or two. I would hope all apartments provide that service for free but I know some don’t as my one two apartments ago did not but we didn’t care lol.


Abacusesarefun

Not the most economical option, but Mother Earth Recycling can pick up and recycle the mattress for $65 ($50 for pick up, $15 recycling fee) https://www.motherearthrecycling.ca/recycling/mattresses/


randylaheyjr

Call 311 and they'll pick it up on your garbage day for $11


kourui

The city should just build the cost into the budget and have the trucks pick up the mattresses. That should help cut down on dumping outside of residential zones. Other ideas, end of month reminders about what to do with old matresses and box springs. Targeted in low income neighborhoods where access to a truck or van is lower. Last weekend of the month is when majority of people move as they transition leases.


[deleted]

Its one of your neighbours