How to Dispose of an Old Analog TV

How to Dispose of an Old Analog TV
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Published: Jul 12, 2009
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
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Instead, consider more environmentally friendly ways of getting rid of your old technology.

  1. Donate your TV. Some charities may still accept non-digital TVs, but check with them first.

  2. Recycle your analog TV. In some regions, recycling is free; in other areas, you may have to pay a small recycling fee -- ask your local government for details. Check with local electronics retailers to see if they will accept your old TV and what their terms are. Learn about other recycling options at freecycle.org or epa.gov.

  3. Post an online ad to sell or give away your old TV. An analog TV can be used in a digital-signal world if the new owner has cable service or buys a converter box or special antenna.

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