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Look up recycling centers in your county to see if there is a drop-off site. There are sometimes electronic recycling %26quot;events%26quot; where you can unload. You might be charged a fee of $5 or so per piece.Don%26#039;t throw them away because they may contain elements that are harmful to the environment, and you don%26#039;t want those leaking into your drinking water.
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some answerers are right. try to disassemble it and try to get valuable parts (like PCBs, wires, etc.) electronic companies do that thing and they call it %26quot;sorting%26quot;. for me, the best choice would be for you to donate it to other people or just keep it.
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Well if there old analog tv%26#039;s that can be furniture keep those until they are antiques and sell them later. If there modern junk tv%26#039;s then try to sell them for parts or just throw them away.
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we use them as tables. jk jk jk but i have seen them, you can take them to the dump, or pawn them off on goodwill they%26#039;ll just take them, and get rid of them if they dont work....
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Find out if your area has an e-waste depot and take the TV there. There are some toxic things in TV, so the e-waste centre removes the harmful parts before sending it to the landfill.
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You can always just leave it on the curb side...some stranger will probably take it.
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try to sell it at a pawn shop, you never know who could use them for something.
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Put it under your pillow and then go to sleep... A NEW DOLLAR!
Television fairy
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When I see a TV or some other electronics which are worth salvaging, I stop and take either the whole set or parts.
I%26#039;m an electronic engineer and I can still build home projects out of some of the parts I can find.
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See if you can recycle it. :)