“I’m
assisting a relative in going through some things, and we need to know if
anyone picks up old refrigerators?” The
Newton Falls Public Library staff understands the need for finding ways to
dispose of old household items. Our patron remembered that an advertisement on
television mentioned that the Green Team recycled appliances. Unfortunately, we
discovered that the it is part of the Mahoning County Solid Waste Management
District and the relative’s home is in Trumbull County.
Geauga-Trumbull
Solid Waste Management District is our local recycling agency. It has appliance
collection dates and a listing of local scrap metal dealers on their website www.startrecycling.com.
While their listing did not include Falls Recycling in Newton Falls, we found
that this business also accept appliances.
FirstEnergy has an appliance turn-in program for their customers
through October 31, 2011. The program accepts empty and working refrigerators
and freezers. The same conditions would apply to local charities receiving
appliance donations. For patrons wishing to repair their non-working appliances
before donating them, the library has a copy of Chilton's Guide to Large
Appliance Repair and Maintenance by Gene B. Williams available for
borrowing.
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