Disposing of TVs might seem fairly simple. That is, until you try to do it. Old TVs can't be thrown in the trash and new TVs are too big for the car.
TV disposal is actually a bit more involved than many people realize. because there are several rules and regulations involved. But there is an easier way...
Topics: TV disposal, recycling TVs, television recycling, what to do with old TVs, TV removal
[Editors note: This post was originally published in October 2010 and has been completely revamped and updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness.]
US representatives Mike Thompson and Gene Green recently introduced a new bill to the House of Representatives that is meant to curb the exportation of e-waste to developing countries around the world.
Topics: E-waste Removal, Green Junk Removal, toxic waste, electronic waste, television recycling
While it may seem simple, figuring out how to dispose of a TV is a surprisingly tricky process. As it stands now, most cities have stringent rules about what products can and cannot go into landfills, and the materials within LCD TVs are on the “forbidden” list.
Topics: tv recycle, recycling TVs, television recycling
You might be okay with hauling out an old chair or even a table or two, but piano removals are beyond most people's capabilities.
Topics: large trash pick up, Residential Junk Removal, junk removal services, television recycling, piano removals
We're in a time when just about everything we want to get rid of can be recycled. Not only the cans, paper, plastic and glass from our homes, but TV recycle is possible, too.
Topics: TV disposal, old TV, tv recycle, recycling TVs, television recycling