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How to get rid of appliances in Winston-Salem, NC
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Quick answer
Set appliances out the weekend before your bulky week, or haul to Hanes Mill Road Landfill.
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- Curbside
- Yes, during the annual neighborhood bulky week. Appliances are listed.
- How to prepare
- Set out the weekend before your week; one pass only.
- Cost / limits
- Annual neighborhood cleanup for single-family homes. Otherwise Hanes Mill Road Landfill.
- Appointment
- No. Check schedule or CityLink 311.
- Drop-off
- Hanes Mill Road Landfill, 325 W Hanes Mill Rd.
- Tip
- Electronic waste is NOT accepted in bulky pickup.
Official source: www.cityofws.org
Helpful supplies
- Appliance hand truck — Designed for moving washers, dryers and other heavy appliances.
- Furniture sliders — Lets you slide a heavy appliance across the floor without lifting it.
General tips from official sources
- ENERGY STAR has recycling information for clothes washers and other appliances. (www.energystar.gov)
FAQ
How do I get rid of an old appliance in Winston-Salem?
Set appliances out the weekend before your bulky week, or haul to Hanes Mill Road Landfill.
Is there curbside pickup for appliances in Winston-Salem?
Yes, during the annual neighborhood bulky week. Appliances are listed.
How much does it cost, and are there limits?
Annual neighborhood cleanup for single-family homes. Otherwise Hanes Mill Road Landfill.
Do I need an appointment in Winston-Salem?
No. Check schedule or CityLink 311.
Where can I drop off appliances in Winston-Salem?
Hanes Mill Road Landfill, 325 W Hanes Mill Rd.
Any other tips for getting rid of appliances in Winston-Salem?
Electronic waste is NOT accepted in bulky pickup.