DROP IT ALL OFF RECYCLE TIP # 1
The Safety Of YOUR Data
iPhone's and iPad's should be logged out of the apple user account. If these devices remain logged in to an Apple ID, it will hinder the secure wipe process and trigger an iCloud lock after a reset. This will render the device unusable and suitable only for recycling. To ensure the safe removal of your data and allow the reuse of your device, follow these steps to log out of your iCloud account:
- Go to Settings, then tap your name.
- Scroll down to the bottom.
- Tap Sign Out.
- Enter your Apple ID password and tap Turn Off.
- Turn on the data that you want to keep a copy of to your iCloud.
- Tap Sign Out.
- Tap Sign Out again to confirm that you want to sign out of iCloud.
This may be a good time to check if your Apple device is remote managed by your organization. If it is remote managed it would be a good idea to remove these devices from remote management in order to ensure reusability.
How to check for Remote Management.
- Open the Settings app.
- Select General, then VPN & Device Management.
- If your iPhone is being managed remotely, you will see a profile there.
DROP IT ALL OFF EVENT CALENDAR
Some fun stuff that we are working on.
FREE DROPOFFS - 11/11/2024
Free Dropoffs at our back door for all Veterans on Veterans Day from 10am-4pm
Thank you all for your service.
CLOSED A FEW DAYS
We will be closed on October 09 through October 15 for the start of one of our owner's Chemotherapy. Our apoligizes.
DIAO CLOSED - SEPT 02 & 03
The fair takes a few days off September 02 & 03 after a long run at the fair.
EVERGREEN STATE FAIR - 8/22 - 9/02
We will be at the Evergreen State Fair in Monroe again this year. We will be in booth EC16 in the Event Center.
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JULY 2024
Drop It All Off is family owned and family operated. Our family will be at our new property in Eastern Washington this year for the Chesaw Rodeo. We will be closed July 1st through July 9th.
MONDAY 02/19/2024
We will be closed on Monday 02/19 for Presidents Day.
Actually we will working on an offsite project that day, so no sleeping in for us.
VALENTINES DAY - 02/14/2024
Bring anything in today, 02/14/2024 and get yourself or your sweatheart some FREE candy.
ALUMINUM CANS NEWS - 01/17/2024
NOT TAKING CANS ANY LONGER
GREAT NEWS! Time to clean out your garage. Drop It All Off in Monroe now will accept aluminum cans.
SNOW IS COMING - 01/09/2024
Snow is a coming....
Please check here for updates. Thank you all. Stay safe.
CLOSED NOVEMBER 22, 23 & 24
We will be closed on November 22, 23 & 24 for a Thanksgiving break. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
EVERGREEN STATE FAIR - 8/24 - 9/04
We will be at the Evergreen State Fair in Monroe this year. We will be in booth EC22 in the Event Center.
Kaci Edelbrock Memorial 5K
Some of us at Drop It All Off in Monroe, WA will be walking on Sunday May 7th. Hopefully the weather gives us a little bit of sunshine. If you would like to donate, please press the link below.
CLOSED: 01/16/2023
We will be closed on Monday January 16th.
We honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and all he stood for.
WE ARE OPEN - JANUARY 03, 2023
We are now open and staffed for you and all your recycling.
You can call us at 206.594.DROP or just come on in!
NOW OPEN - JANUARY 2023
We are still nailing down the official opening date, so keep checking back or follow us on social media.
We will be open at times while in the building preparing for all the recycling goodness, so if you see the doors open, stop in and say 'hello'.
HALLOWEEN TREATS - 10/31/2022
Stop into our Monroe location for some trick and some treats.
We will be open Halloween evening with goodies.
Stop in dressed up and get some delicious treats.
Recycling. Community. Cancer. Recovery.
11.15.2024
Another cycle of chemotherapy kicks off on November 20th.
We will be closed on Tuesday & Wednesday and possibly Thursday.Please check our website every morning for all updates.
Thank you all for your support.
Hi there. Got a second?
A few years ago, we decided to open a recycling company in Monroe, Washington. We
had a family member that had worked in the electronics recycling business for
many years. The opportunity to open a business sort of fell into place. We were
excited. We were motivated. We were ready. It was a slow start, but we were
making progress. We were at the Evergreen State Fair last year and met some
incredible people.Then the bombshell hit. One of the founders of the company
was diagnosed with colon and pancreatic cancer. He underwent a long major
surgery and spent five days in the hospital recovering. He also had a long
recovery at home. Then came months and months of excruciating chemotherapy. He
would be down with pain and side effects for 3 to 4 days every other week. On
his off weeks, he would be regenerating his strength both in mind and body.
With two employees, it meant many days with limited hours and even the
location being closed for several days at a time.
This of course was bad for business.
We would like to apologize to the community of Monroe and to the customers for what started out great but
because of the aforementioned health reasons, fell short of customer
expectations.
We are sorry.
The cancer is gone. The chemotherapy worked. Time to reset.
Starting very soon we will be open Monday-Friday from 10am to 4pm with even some weekend hours coming soon.
We are back, we are ready to take in your recycling and we are ready to rock.We have also teamed up with the incredible team at PC Recycle in Woodinville, WA to give you twice the incredible recycling options.
Thank you, Monroe. Thank you for everything.- Drop It All Off
