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Electrical appliances

Electrical appliances must not go in your household recycling bin.

Disposal options

Additional Information

Some electronics like Bluetooth headphones, electronic cigarettes, vapes, electric toothbrushes contain embedded batteries that cannot be removed.

Why?

Some electrical appliances are considered hazardous waste and have the potential to harm humans or the environment. Electrical appliances contain valuable materials like precious metals, toxic heavy metals, metal circuitry, mixed plastics and glass. Recycling electrical appliances keeps valuable materials in use, reduces the need for new materials and lowers greenhouse gas emissions. Hazardous waste has the potential to harm humans or the environment.

Related items

This may include kettles; microwaves; toasters; small appliances; broken electrical appliances; toasters; alarm clocks; CD/DVD players; game consoles; blenders; hairdryers; straighteners; electric toothbrushes; shavers; lawnmowers; shredders; lamps; torches; vacuum cleaners; phones; radios; cameras; sewing machines; fans; irons; rice cooker; speakers; coffee machine; power supply; vcr; speakers; stereo; household appliances; vacuum; humidifier; air purifier; kitchen appliances; kitchen appliance; fan; steam iron; iron; breadmaker; electric heater; humidifier; projector; safe; scales; electric bikes; electric scooter.

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Disposal type

Landfill

Resource Management Centre

Reuse

Other

Hazardous Waste

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