Freezer Removal in Everson, Washington

Go to ecyclewa.org or call 1-800-RECYCLE to find a recycling location near you.

If you're replacing a TV, the shop where you're buying should take the old one off your hands. They will do this even if your TV is not deemed to have any financial value – it's part of the retailer take-back scheme. Less hassle for you, and you can be sure the retailer will dispose of your TV safely and responsibly.

The best way to dispose of a flat screen TV is through e-waste recycling at certified centers or local collection events, as they contain hazardous materials (lead, mercury) and shouldn't go in regular trash. Options include contacting your city for bulky pickup, taking it to retailers like Best Buy (may have a fee), using a junk removal service like 1-800-Got-Junk or LoadUp (especially for pickup), or donating if it still works. Always check local rules and for data wiping before disposal.

Microwaves Are Generally Considered E-Waste As an e-waste item, microwaves cannot be placed in your garbage because they are made with toxic materials and can leach dangerous chemicals into the environment. Dispose of microwaves with e-waste.