If you're an online seller and you have wood pallets to get rid of, here's your 6 options, in no specific order:

1. Make it into something else.  This method works if you just have a couple pallets and you don't plan on getting a ton more.  Here's some super cool ideas that are genuinely beautiful.  You can find a million ideas and even step-by-step instructions on Pinterest:

I was inspired by the last photo shown above so I made a rack for my cooking and dipping oils.  I did stain and seal mine; honestly I love it:

What's super cool about making it into a wall rack for oils or wine is that the pallet is already the perfect size for the shelves.  There is very little cutting you have to do.  

2. Burn it. Enjoy a nice bonfire. - I have also done this many, many times.  If you have friends who love to have bonfires chances are they will gladly take some pallets off your hands. 

3. If you live in a residential home, put it out on your curb / trash area. Most likely someone will come and take it.

4. Depending where you live you may be able to cut it up and put it in the trash or cut it up and put it in recycling.  You may also be able to bring it to a recycling center... which is more of a pain in the arse than it's worth.

5. If you’re a really super cheerful, personable person, you might be able to convince a local business who has a massive stack of pallets to let you put yours into the pile. Companies like ours, BigBrandWholesale.com have guys that show up with trucks and trailers and take them weekly:

However, PLEASE realize that nobody, I repeat NOBODY, wants busted up pallets. If you convince a business to let you add your pallets to their pile, NEVER dump your trash on them. If the pallet is broken you have to use the alternative methods mentioned in this article.

6. SELL THEM: I have to put this on the list, but it’s actually 99% unlikely you will be able to sell them. Check out our blog post The Truth About Selling Wood Pallets.