Check with your City Hall. Our city has a site to bring old electronics (TVs, computers, etc) once or twice a year for free. The rest of the time they charge a fee. Our dump also has two free days a year to clean up things that will not fit into household trash cans. Otherwise they also charge a fee.
Just so you are aware, some stores now charge you a fee to dispose of the new electronics that you buy them. We were charged $7.00. It doesn't seem right, but I guess some people will dump their junk along the roadside, and the taxpayers have to pay to clean it up.
By Vi Johnson from Moorpark, CA
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Our local Goodwill accepts old computers, tv, etc. Check and see if yours does.
Hi, I have an old TV and my dad wan'ts to keep it. How do i SECRETLY throw it out without him knowing. He's out on Wednesdays so I should be able to do it then. I can't drive.
EDIT: I didn't realise this would use my email for my username, sorry in advance.
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Our local township does a once a month drop off at their recycling center. They will donate working appliances and technology to goodwill or send non operating cell phones to seniors and abused women so they can call 911 in an emergency.
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