Teamsters Local 174 has agreed to end its strike and will return to work for Waste Management, picking up trash, yard waste and recycling in King and Snohomish counties.

Seattle Public Utilities advised its Friday customers to put out their garbage, yard waste and recycling before 7 a.m. on April 23.

Customers whose collections were missed due to the strike on Wednesday and Thursday may set out up to twice their garbage, yard waste and recycling on their next regular collection day, at no additional cost, according to Seattle Public Utilities.

Missed recycling should be set out on customers’ next recycling day, which would be in two weeks.

According to Waste Management, it will collect commercial garbage and recyclables as soon as possible, with priority to accounts like hospitals and nursing homes, where public health and safety is a priority.

Waste Management workers began their strike at 10:30 a.m. on April 21.