APPLIANCE REMOVAL

Microwaves are made up of metal, plastic, glass, and electronic components. These substances can harm the environment if left in a landfill. Recycling or donating your microwave oven will keep these harmful materials away from the environment.
If your microwave is in good working order, it is best to donate it. You might know someone who might be using it, or you can donate it to your local charity. If your microwave oven no longer works, it can be taken apart and recycled.

Any product containing metal is recyclable. The production of new metals can be costly and environmentally damaging. Recycling metals reduces the environmental impact of their use. Many smaller household appliances also contain substances that can decompose when left in a landfill, releasing gases into the air and other toxins that can pollute soil and water supplies.
Some communities require some small household appliances to be recycled. But even if there is no law prohibiting these items from ending up in landfills, it is always important to dispose of these items where possible.

Most household appliances are recyclable, including:

• Refrigerators
• Washing and drying machines
• Ovens
• Microwave
• Toasters
• Pans

Larger devices often break down and are used as scrap metal. The metal is then recycled through separation, melting and reuse in production. Smaller household appliances often contain recyclable materials and can be recycled in local blue containers. However, the rules differ depending on the location.

In a lot of cases, appliances are simply thrown into landfill. But you can’t do this, it’s better to find out where old household appliances are received. This is due to the presence of environmentally hazardous elements in the equipment components that will pollute it, which negatively affects people's health. If the relevant services find that you violate these rules, you may be fined or subject to administrative liability. In addition, you can get extra money that is never superfluous. Our company helps take out obsolete units at a convenient time.

Appliance recycling is the process of complete elimination and recycling of waste.
The size and design of older instruments determine the requirements for these processes. Utilization of household appliances comes after dividing it into conditional groups.
Refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners. Before their elimination, freon is pumped out, which is very dangerous to one’s health. The devices are then disassembled and sorted separately by materials: plastic, metal, and glass elements. Generators and other electrical equipment go to special organizations where copper is extracted from them.
Washing machines: their disposal is similar to refrigeration units, but there is no freon.
TVs: the main purpose of disassembly is to recover non-ferrous metals for later use.
Mobile phones, smartphones: such devices contain up to 80% of components that can be recycled a second time. Hair dryers, coffee makers, electric coffee grinders, and other small household appliances.

Terms of delivery and cost are determined by the buyer,here is no reason to bargain, though you can choose a more suitable option.

Old appliances can be handed over at the procurement point in their entirety, with payment for their weight or quantity. The price is set per product category in kilograms. there are different prices for refrigeration equipment and TVs. In this case, one requirement is that all equipment and instruments must be fully equipped with the main components.
A more profitable option is a delivery of individual materials. The price of a metal case is assigned as black metal, copper parts are more expensive, and plastic has its own tariff.
Parts containing non-ferrous metals cost the most. But you will have to disassemble the unit into individual elements and deliver it to the collection point.

Proper appliance disposal is important for many reasons. first of all, it’s the environmental safety:
●     the procedure helps reduce the number of landfills;
●     get rid of large electrical appliances;
●     receive a discount on the purchase of new devices (or cash payments).

Disposal of old household appliances is beneficial for the user for several reasons:
●     significant savings (companies can reuse working parts in production);
●     the user does not need to think about how, where, and how to export equipment (especially large-sized ones), the company will do everything itself;
●     soil protection from decay and oxidation of metals (environmental issue);
●     reducing the number and size of landfills;
●     processing of secondary raw materials.