Answer sources: Home Depot customer recycling versus operational recycling; Best Buy current electronics and appliance recycling rules
Check the TV before choosing a route
Identify whether the television is a tube-style CRT or a flat screen, then measure its screen size. Best Buy lists separate TV-recycling restrictions based on device size, quantity, charges and state rules, so confirm the exact television and local store policy before transporting it.
Sources: Best Buy current electronics and appliance recycling rules.
Use a local electronics-recycling option
If a retailer program does not fit the television, check your city or county’s electronics-recycling program for its current acceptance rules. Do not place the TV in a regular recycling cart unless the program specifically instructs you to do so.
Compare TV bulk-pickup and electronics-program rules before choosing a public collection route.
Sources: Best Buy current electronics and appliance recycling rules.
When Dropcurb fits
Dropcurb can collect an accepted television once it is outside and accessible. Select the correct flat-screen size or tube-TV item to check its current price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included; arrange indoor carrying beforehand.
Sources: Dropcurb current pricing and standard pickup scope.
Current Dropcurb prices
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| Item | Pickup of one | Each additional |
|---|---|---|
| TV (Under 42") | $79 | $19 |
| TV (42"+) | $129 | $39 |
| Tube TV | $249 | $249 |
For accepted items outside and accessible. Your pickup uses the highest first-item price, plus the additional-item price for each remaining item. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Prices are before applicable sales tax; see your total before payment.
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