What can you do with old electrical items?
Residents can book a free home collection for large electrical items by calling Clearabee on 0330 088 1085 or book online. Residents can book up to four weeks in advance. Residents unable to take electrical items to one of the NLWA reuse and recycling centres can arrange a bulky waste collection.
What do you do with old tvs that don’t work?
TV disposal: your options
- Sell or trade in a TV. Trade in your TV with a retailer, or find a buyer through neighbours or local networks – it will save you the hassle of shipping.
- Donate your old TV. Many charities welcome a TV in working order.
- Repair your TV.
Can you put electrical items in the recycle bin?
What electrical items can be recycled? Almost all electrical items with a plug or a battery can be recycled, including the following: Large household appliances like fridges, freezers, microwaves, dishwashers and washing machines. Smaller household appliances like irons, toasters, kettles and vacuum cleaners.
How much does it cost to scrap a TV?
Just bring your electronics — including those CRT TVs and monitors — and a suggested donation of $10 or more to one of three drop-off points. (Typically, the charge for these devices is around $0.40-0.50 per pound, so the $10 donation can still amount to a significant discount.)
How do you dispose of small electrical items?
You can dispose of your old household electronic equipment:
- At Townmead Road Reuse and Recycling Centre.
- At libraries (small items only, excludes Kew, Hampton Wick and Reference Library)
- By booking a bulky waste collection.
- Via retail outlets.
Can you put a TV in the bin?
Call a waste disposal company – It’s illegal to leave TVs and other electronics out for trash pickup, but your local waste disposal company like London City Waste Clearance will be able to pick up old TVs so they can be recycled.
Can I put electrical items in my recycle bin?
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