TV disposal
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Lurk
Happy Creepy Ass Cracka
Chuck Co used to allow you to drop off electronics like this once a year, in the early Spring. Don't know what they allow any more since they need more $$.
Salvation Army and Goodwill Industries take T.V.s
St Mary's transfer station on indian bridge has a conex just for used electronics, it's over by the used oil collection barrels on the right hand side.
desertrat
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The one on St Andrews Church road has a big area full of them.
Again, if you would state in which county you live it would help. I can tell you for a fact that the St. Andrews Transfer station in St. Mary's has a bin for recycling electronics. That would be the appropriate place to put your television.
baileydog
I wanna be a SMIB
I love where I live in Ohio. Put ANYTHING on the curb and the trash man will take it away. And I do mean anything. And once a yr they tell everyone in town to rake all there leaves to the curb in a big pile and someone comes along with a big vacuum and sucks them up. I going to miss the slow, quiet life.
bulldog
New Member
Where is this transfer station on Indian Bridge Road that you speak of? Are you mistaking for the one off St. Andrews Church, or maybe the one off Happyland?
MrZ06
I love Texas Road House
Just put it in your front yard with a sign that says $250 or best offer and someone will steal it.
dizzydevilrules
Member
Best Buy
mitzi
Well-Known Member
Sorry, St. Mary's. I live in town and have trash pickup. I haven't been to a transfer station in a few years so I didn't know if I could take it there. Thanks all!
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
if you can prove you bought it from them
dizzydevilrules
Member
No, you can recycle at Best Buy.
Sorry, I misspoke and you are correct - St Andrews Church.
pelers
Active Member
To use the transfer stations all you need to do is prove residency. You might have to fill out a short form, then they'll give you a sticker for your windshield. A driver's license is sufficient for proof.
They may not even ask for that. I dropped off a large TV at the St. Andrews transfer station a few months ago using my father-in-law's truck, which has South Carolina plates, and the guy didn't bat an eye.
They may not even ask for that. I dropped off a large TV at the St. Andrews transfer station a few months ago using my father-in-law's truck, which has South Carolina plates, and the guy didn't bat an eye.
I think they only check for stickers if you are dumping trash, I don't think they care about the recycling center.
GWguy
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I've had a sticker on my truck for 10 years, and I don't think anyone has ever looked at it at either the transfer station or the dump, and I go to the transfer station weekly. When you pull up to the weigh station at the dumps, they usually ask where you are coming from. You could say anything, they never check. Maybe they see the sticker, but I've never seen their eyes look there for it.