White goods
The disposal of fridges and freezers are governed by the Ozone Depleting Substances Regulations. Fridges and freezers contain CFCs as a coolant - this needs to be removed and disposed of safely. The metal can also be taken for recycling too. Fridges and freezers can be accepted at the following Merseyside Household Waste Recycling Centres:
Bidston (Wallasey Bridge Road)
Huyton (Ellis Ashton Street)
Otterspool (Jericho Lane)
Ravenhead (Burtonhead Road)
Sefton Meadows(Sefton Lane)
Southport (Foul Lane)
South Sefton (Irlam Road)
Your local Council also provides a service for unwanted white goods, contact them to arrange a collection of bulky household waste.Some large electrical retailers will collect broken, unwanted white goods when delivering new items, but you should check before delivery. If your old appliance still works, someone else may want it.
Try contacting the following groups:
Create - T: 0151 448 1748 or www.createuk.com
Kirkby Recycling Group - T: 0151 548 1160
Knowsley Community Recycling Ltd - T: 0151 546 4477
Broken cookers can be taken to all Household Waste Recycling Centres and placed in the scrap metal containers.
Bidston (Wallasey Bridge Road)
Huyton (Ellis Ashton Street)
Otterspool (Jericho Lane)
Ravenhead (Burtonhead Road)
Sefton Meadows(Sefton Lane)
Southport (Foul Lane)
South Sefton (Irlam Road)
Your local Council also provides a service for unwanted white goods, contact them to arrange a collection of bulky household waste.Some large electrical retailers will collect broken, unwanted white goods when delivering new items, but you should check before delivery. If your old appliance still works, someone else may want it.
Try contacting the following groups:
Create - T: 0151 448 1748 or www.createuk.com
Kirkby Recycling Group - T: 0151 548 1160
Knowsley Community Recycling Ltd - T: 0151 546 4477
Broken cookers can be taken to all Household Waste Recycling Centres and placed in the scrap metal containers.
