Drop off your e-waste

What is considered E-waste?

Generally, any device or appliance that plugs into a power outlet or uses batteries is considered e-waste - even your beloved air fryer and other small kitchen appliances. This makes for a pretty long list, including (but not limited to) the following: 

  • Mobile and landline phones

  • Televisions – including CRT, LCD, OLED and plasma TVs

  • Computers, including CPUs, monitors, hard drives, laptops and tablets

  • Printers and copiers

  • Routers and modems

  • Gaming consoles, including PlayStations and Xboxes

  • DVD and VHS players

  • Cameras

  • Electric blankets

  • Garden and power tools, including drills, electric sanders and nail guns

  • Small appliances like toasters, microwaves, air fryers, vacuum cleaners and irons

  • Personal grooming appliances like electric shavers, hair dryers and hair straighteners

  • Stereos and portable speakers (like UE Booms)

  • Larger appliances like washing machines, dryers, dishwashers and fridges

  • Air conditioning units, dehumidifiers and electric heaters

  • Lamps and light bulbs.

Some items have a recycling fee attached – this covers the safe handling, processing and transporting of e-waste.