Freezer Removal in Tremont, Pennsylvania

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.

Limit to two items per week. Bag and seal mattresses and box springs in plastic mattress bags for curbside pickup. (They do not have to be bagged if taken to a sanitation convenience center.)

No, Styrofoam (Expanded Polystyrene or EPS) is generally not accepted in curbside recycling bins across Pennsylvania, including major cities like Philadelphia, because it's hard to sort and contaminates other recyclables, so you should put it in the trash or find special drop-off locations for clean, #6 foam. While some specific drop-off centers (like Westmoreland Cleanways or DSWA in Delaware, near PA) take it, it's not for your regular bin.

Yes, Pennsylvania does recycle, with statewide programs since 1988 (Act 101) requiring larger towns to have recycling, offering curbside/drop-off options, and focusing on paper, plastics #1-2, glass, and metals, though local rules vary significantly, so checking your specific municipality is key.