Can i recycle my Stove?
Although it can be an inconvenience to move your old, broken, heavy appliances out the door, you could consider requesting a professional to help you remove your stove to bring to Cohen for recycling.
Once dismantled, your old stove might yield significant monetary value, even if it’s broken. Many of the stove’s components are recyclable.
WHAT STOVE COMPONENTS ARE RECYCLABLE?
- Scrap metal – burners, exterior/casing, and racks
- Plastic – temperature knobs, pulls, and other various parts
- Glass – surface plate
WHAT IS THE STOVE RECYCLING PROCESS?
- The stove is dismantled
- The recyclable components are sorted
- All hazardous waste is carefully removed
- If any parts are salvageable and valuable, the recycler will typically offer you payment
- The recyclable materials are used to create new machines
ARE MOST LARGE APPLIANCES RECYCLABLE?
Most large appliances like stoves, ovens, refrigerators, and microwave ovens can be properly recycled at facilities like Cohen. Recycling facilities have specialized equipment and processes that ensure the appliances are recycled safely and efficiently. This process also supports the economy by creating jobs in manufacturing, transportation, and other fields involved in the recycling process. Overall, recycling large appliances is an effective way to conserve resources, reduce environmental impact, and support sustainable growth.
HOW DOES RECYCLING MY STOVE BENEFIT THE ENVIRONMENT?
Recycling your stove prevents the appliance from leaking harmful chemicals and liquids into landfills. Chemical leakage can cause irreversible damage to our water supply, animal ecosystems, and the overall health of the planet. For an eco-friendly, professional recycling experience, choose Cohen.
