How to Dispose of Old Refrigerator Parts in Southern California: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to Dispose of Old Refrigerator Parts in Southern California: A Step-by-Step Guide
Old refrigerators are often replaced with new ones, but did you know that many parts can be recycled or donated?
Eco-friendly disposal options are available in SoCal cities like Irvine and Santa Ana. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to dispose of old refrigerator parts responsibly:
Recycle at least 50% of your old refrigerator’s parts
- Check the manufacturer’s guide or call a local recycler like EA Junk Removal’s Electronics Recycling for guidance.
- Recycle components like copper, steel, and glass.
Donate working appliance parts to Habitat for Humanity ReStores
Habitat for Humanity ReStore California accepts donations of working appliance parts, which are sold to support affordable housing projects across the country.
Dispose of hazardous waste like old refrigerant and battery units
- Call (714) 567-7600 for more information on disposing of hazardous waste at the Orange County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility.
- Check with local authorities to see if hazardous waste collection facilities are available in your area.
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