Blanket & Comforter
Thick cotton/down comforters cannot be placed in clothing bins and must be reported as bulky waste. Thin blankets may be allowed in clothing bins depending on district rules.
How to Dispose (5 Steps)
- 1
Identify the bedding type (thick stuffed comforter vs thin quilt/blanket).
- 2
For thick comforters, open your district office bulky waste online registration page.
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Select 'Blanket/Comforter', check the fee (usually ₩2,000–₩4,000), and complete payment.
- 4
Attach the sticker or clearly write the registration number on the blanket.
- 5
For thin blankets, roll up tightly, tie with string, and place into a clothing collection bin if allowed.
Real-World Examples
Winter duck/goose down comforter: Register online as bulky waste and attach sticker
Thin summer quilt & microfiber lap blanket: Tie with string and drop in clothing bin
Torn or heavily soiled blanket: Place inside a large general trash bag (75L/100L)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Should pillows or cushions be disposed of like blankets?
A. Cotton pillows, cushions, and pads belong in general municipal trash bags. If they are too bulky, register them online as bulky waste.
Q. Can all types of blankets be placed into clothing collection bins?
A. No! Thick cotton comforters, latex pillows, and heavy carpets are prohibited items in clothing collection bins.