Freezer Removal in Stuyvesant, New York

Step 1: Call 311 to make a CFC Recovery appointment or submit an Online Service Request form (below). ... Step 2: Remove hinges and locks from refrigerators and freezers. ... Step 3: Place appliance on the curb with the back facing the street after 6:00 PM the night before your appointment.

To dispose of a microwave in NYC, put it out with your regular trash as a large item on your trash day (not recycling day) if it's broken, or recycle it through DSNY's e-waste events, building programs like e-cycleNYC, or by dropping it off at retailers like Best Buy or electronics recycling centers, especially if it's still working. Remember microwaves contain hazardous materials, so responsible disposal is key.

To get rid of furniture in NYC, use the DSNY's free bulk pickup (check your address for collection days), donate usable items to charities like Housing Works, Goodwill, or Habitat for Humanity ReStore (many offer pickups), or hire a private junk removal service like 1-800-GOT-JUNK? or Junkluggers for quick removal.

In NYC, you cannot recycle a broken mirror; it contaminates glass recycling, so it goes in the trash, but must be made safe by wrapping pieces in newspaper or putting them in a sturdy box labeled " Broken Glass " to protect sanitation workers. For large mirrors, tape the entire surface, place between cardboard, and dispose of curbside with regular trash if small enough, or arrange special removal for very bulky items.