Freezer Removal in Tioga, Pennsylvania

Your local waste management division may offer heavy trash pick-up and recycling programs for appliances. Contact them directly for information. Talk to Your Local Scrap Metal Recycler. Thousands of local scrap metal recyclers can recycle old fridges and freezers.

To dispose of an old TV for free in Pennsylvania, use Goodwill (central/SE PA), check your county/municipality for free drop-off events or facilities (like Lycoming County Landfill for residents), or contact your trash hauler for special collection options, as PA law bans trashing electronics, with Goodwill and some county sites offering free drop-off for residents, though large/Freon TVs might have fees or specific rules.

No, Styrofoam (Expanded Polystyrene or EPS) is generally not accepted in curbside recycling bins in Pennsylvania, or anywhere really, because it's bulky and difficult to process, but you might be able to recycle it through special drop-off locations or specific retailer programs if it's clean and marked #6. Check with your local municipality (like Philadelphia or Reading) or waste haulers (like Republic Services) as they usually say "No Styrofoam" for curbside, pointing to trash or specialized centers for items like clean #6 foam blocks.

You can take your microwaves to the Philadelphia Sanitation Convenience Centers. The Philadelphia Streets Department has a contract with eForce Compliance so your leftover microwaves and appliances are recycled responsibly. You can also take them to eForce Recycling directly – just bring along a $10 fee for handling.