Old Appliances Are a Waste of Space and Resources.
                     How to Dispose of 
Outdated Appliances
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Appliances Should Not Be 
Disassembled
Attempting to disassemble the 
appliance for components or other 
purposes is not recommended. Larger 
appliances may include potentially 
hazardous elements or toxic foam 
insulation.
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Sell or Give
If the item is still in working order or 
can be fixed, there is someone out 
there who would want to purchase it 
from you. Offer the appliance for sale 
or make it available for free pick-up 
to anybody who wants it.
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Removing the Old Appliance 
From the Bundle
When you buy a new washer or dryer 
from a store, you may be able to 
have the old one taken away as an 
option. You should look for stores that 
offer a deal where you get a free 
removal as part of your upgrade.
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Contacting a Junk Removal 
Service
Call your local debris removal 
company, landfill, or garbage 
professionals and inquire about pick-
up service options. Keep in mind that 
if you're asking how to get rid of a 
certain equipment, be precise.
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Trash Collector
Find out if your town has a trash 
service by looking up their website. 
You can see what services they offer 
and how to get rid of a refrigerator or 
other old things this way.
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To Get Rid of Things, Rent a 
Dumpster
Rent a dumpster for your old 
appliances and other rubbish. 
Consider this option if you're getting 
rid of your appliance as part of a 
larger renovation job that includes a 
lot of construction trash.
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