How to Recycle a Television in Philadelphia

Patch users across the Philadelphia area have shown increasing interest in how to recycle or safely dispose of any number of household items. So we've put together a series of resources for you and your neighbors, including locations in Roxborough-Manayunk Patch and nearby. If we miss any item you want to know how to properly dispose of or recycle, please let us know in the comments.

For those looking to safely get rid of an old television in the Roxborough-Manayunk area, there are a number of recycling options.

Bring It In

The following stores offer varying programs and offers to television owners looking to recycle:

• Best Buy: Area Best Buys will accept two electronic items per day, including TVs under 32 inches. Check the following locations for recycling:
   
  • King of Prussia Best Buy
  • Springfield Best Buy

Check the Manufacturer

Some manufactures offer take-back and recycling programs to allow consumers to return their products safely.

LG, Goldstar and Zenith all offer recycling programs for there televisions. Find out more about the program and how to recycle a TV here.

Sony not only takes back old televisions but may offer a gift card in return, if the item in question has value. Click here to find the nearest Sony takeback store and how to take advantage of their free mailback program.

Donate It

For donations, the in Roxborough will accept goods, such as TVs. Visit their website for more information, call 215-483-3340 or stop by the thrift store, 4555 Pechin St.

Additionally, donations can be made to the on Ridge Avenue. Call 267-335-3764 or drop by—6157 Ridge Ave.

Let the County Handle It

• Montgomery County operates a number of recycling centers that take television, including locations in Conshohocken and Norristown. Click here for a complete list.
• Delaware County holds several electronic recycling events that accept computers and monitors. Check the county's website for the dates.

• Philadelphia County holds several events throughout the year for collecting household hazardous waste, including computers and monitors. Check the schedule here. Residents can also drop their computers off at the Northwest Philadelphia sanitation station on Domino Lane.