household-sized white goods such as refrigerators, stoves, dehumidifiers, air conditioners and washing machines. Federal regulations require that all Freon-containing appliances have proof of Freon gas recovery before disposal. Make arrangements with private haulers or take to the Drop-Off Station for disposal. Proper Freon removal and certification will be provided by the City or its contracted agent.
Household devices, such as air conditioners (window or central), clothes washers and dryers, computers, copiers, dishwashers, floor and table lamps, fluorescent lights, freezers, garbage disposals, gas forced-air furnaces, hot tubs, light bulbs, microwave ovens, printers, refrigerators, phantom loads, stereos and televisions.
Appliances used in the home during the year, including those loaned to the householder for regular use. Appliances possessed by the household but not used are not counted, except for air- conditioning equipment. Appliances temporarily not in working condition but generally used by the household are included only if a repair person has been called or the appliance has been taken to a repair shop.