Depending on the condition of your mattress (consider design, materials and usage) there are a couple of option to go about disposing of your unwanted mattress: landfill, incineration, donation or recycling. And while the first two may be either prohibited in your area or simply dangerous to nature, recycling or donating your item would be the most desirable way.
DONATE. Donating your old mattress to a local charity organization may be a good opportunity to do something meaningful for the people in need while clearing out home space for a new mattress. Try local donation centers and see if they accept your unwanted belongings.
RECYCLE. Most types of mattresses contain several valuable materials (such as wood, metal, foam, outer fabric etc.) that can be recovered and recycled. If you’re conscious about the ecosystem of our planet, always check with local recycling facilities if your unwanted item can be accepted. However, some recycling companies may refuse to deal with disposing of just one mattress, specially when you need it hauled. This means that your best option is to find local haulers who will take care of the job for you. Try WE JUNK, because we care enough to make sure that your old mattress is disposed of at a proper recycling facility so that it does not damage our environment.