Title: How to Dispose of Electronics | Budget Dumpster
Headings: How to Dispose of Electronics
How to Dispose of Electronics
What to Do Before Disposing of Electronics
Electronics Disposal Options
1. Rent a Dumpster
2. Check With Your Curbside Collection Service
3. Find a Local Household Hazardous Waste Facility
Options for Recycling Your Electronics
1. Find a Take-Back or Trade-In Program
2. Research Retailer Recycling Programs
3. Visit a Local E-Waste Collection Event
4. Locate a Local Electronics Recycler
5. Sell Your Old Electronics
Options for Donating Your Electronics
1. Give Back to Community Organizations
2. Find a National Organization Collecting Electronics
Frequently Asked Questions About Electronics Disposal
Can I mix electronics with other debris in a dumpster rental?
Are there any fees associated with disposing of electronics?
Why are there special regulations for electronics disposal?
Why are older, bulky TVs hard to get rid of?
Call 877-220-6380 to find the right dumpster for your project or get a quote online
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Content: From cellphones to computers, use the list below to find a facility that will accept your item: Computers with Causes: Simply fill out a form on their website to learn how to submit your computers, tablets and related accessories that are less than three years old. Personal information should be deleted prior to donating. Secure the Call: This nonprofit collects out-of-service cellphones that can be used to call 9-1-1 in case of emergency. Any functional cellphone can be submitted to the program via mail once wiped of personal information. Goodwill: In some locations, Goodwill accepts computers, cellphones and various electronic accessories including DVD players and stereos. In most locations, TVs are not accepted.