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Does Walmart recycle electronics?

Walmart partners with Manufacturers Recycling Management, or MRM, for electronics recycling in a number of states. Use the MRM collection-location information linked from Walmart’s help page to check your device, site and hours. This does not mean every Walmart store accepts electronics at its customer-service counter.

Answer sources: Walmart electronic waste recycling

Confirm the collection site

Check the device, location, hours and collection limits in the linked program. Do not assume your nearest Walmart store is a receiving site.

Sources: Walmart electronic waste recycling.

Before the handoff

Describe the device and ask about transport options. Arrange personal-data removal separately for computers and other data-bearing equipment.

Sources: Walmart electronic waste recycling.

When Dropcurb helps

For accepted electronics you want removed from home, Dropcurb handles outdoor loading and transport once they are outside and accessible. Select the actual device or eligible electronics box and check availability for your address. Arrange any data wiping or certified destruction separately; standard pickup does not include that service.

Sources: Dropcurb outdoor pickup and current item prices.

Current Dropcurb prices

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ItemPickup of oneEach additional
Computer monitor$79$19
Box of electronics$79$19

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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Choose the items you want removed and check pickup options for your address.

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