Refrigerator Removal in Clarks Grove, Minnesota

Garbage. Lawn and garden clippings (green waste) Facilities that take clean loads of green waste at a reduced rate. ... Clean dirt. ... Asphalt. ... Construction and demolition waste. Old appliances (refrigerators, stoves, washers and dryers) for recycling.

Put in garbage Styrofoam can be put in the garbage. Styrofoam is not recyclable.

For refrigerator disposal in Las Vegas, you can use junk removal services like 1-800-GOT-JUNK or Sin City Junk for pickup, contact Waste Management (WM) or Western Elite for bulk pickup if you're a customer, explore local scrap metal recyclers, or even try listing it for free on Craigslist if it's in decent shape for potential donation/parts. Remember, these often handle the complex refrigerant (Freon) removal responsibly, which is key for proper disposal.

For Minneapolis residents, yard waste disposal primarily means using your regular curbside pickup (April-Nov) with compostable bags or specific carts, but for drop-off, you'll need to visit nearby county/city sites like those in Plymouth, St. Louis Park, or Minnetonka, requiring ID for residency proof and following specific rules for emptying bags/containers. Always check your specific hauler or the City of Minneapolis site for the most current schedules and accepted items before heading out.