1. Free up space in your garage or basement.
It may seem like a good idea to keep an extra fridge or freezer to store food or drinks, but it may not be worth the hassle.
Think about how you could better use that space – another work bench, more room for the kid’s bikes, or just extra space to enjoy. Plus, that old fridge or freezer is costing you more energy and money each year.
2. Get cash back.
You can recycle your old, working fridge or freezer through our Appliance Recycling program and receive $50 per appliance recycled. It’s win-win. We’ll pick it up for free and give you cash on the spot.3. Save energy and money.
Old, working refrigerators or freezers can cost you up to $115 per year on your energy bill. By recycling your second fridge or freezer, you can save energy and money all year long.4. Help the environment.
Refrigerators manufactured before 1995 contain dangerous refrigerant that has been proven to damage the ozone layer around the earth. Most refrigerators also contain lead, mercury and oil, which can also harm the environment.Recycling your old, working fridge or freezer through our program ensures that your appliance, and the dangerous materials within it, will be disposed of properly.