Discard Elect Document For Free

A certified recycler may pay you a small amount for your old TV, but the payout is usually very low. You could also try selling it online, but interest is likely going to be limited and the payout is likely to be minimal. The best option is to recycle it, most recyclers will accept TVs for free or for a small fee.

To dispose of your old television set, ask your waste disposal company or recycling service about electronic waste pick up days or authorized e-waste disposal sites. You can also take your TV to a local recycling facility, donate it to a secondhand store, or sell it if it is in working condition.

Safe Disposal Never dispose of gasoline at the curb or down the drain . Pick-Up . Contact an appropriate private hazardous/chemical waste company. DSNY Drop-Off .

Products we recycle in store for a $29.99 fee per item: Limit two TVs per household per day.

A few retailers, such as BestBuy and Staples, may offer free recycling services for flatscreen TVs. Some local recycling centers may also allow you to recycle for free. You can find free recycling center maps online. Finally, you can always donate a TV for free to an organization accepting electronics.

If your LCD or LED TV has a broken screen or is just old and no longer needed, recycling it is the responsible choice. There are many electronic recycling programs like MRM recycling and one from Samsung recycling that will take care of your damaged TV.

Drop-Off Locations You can drop off electronics for free at Special Waste Sites or seasonal SAFE Disposal Events. Learn more on the Special Waste Disposal page. View a map of electronics drop-off locations or contact the following businesses or organizations to drop off, recycle, or donate your electronics.

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