Getting rid of an old dishwasher

beatlesfan3333 · 02-09-2014 4:50pm #1

I have an ancient dishwasher that doesn't work anymore. What is the safest, not too expensive way, to get rid of it. Im a big believer in disposing of waste responsibly for the environment. Im getting a skip in a few weeks, can I put it in there? Or should I just bring it to the local dump, would it cost a lot to bring it to the dump? Thanks in advance

ongarboy · 02-09-2014 4:56pm

Are you planning to buy a new one? If so, the retailer will take your old one as they are obliged to.

MouseTail · 02-09-2014 6:49pm

My local recycling centre takes large white goods. Check with your Council to see if there is such a facility near you.

MB05 · 02-09-2014 8:26pm

The likes of Powercity take them. I don't think you have to buy a new one off them. For all they know you bought the new one off them last week, took it away with you there and then and are now dropping up the old one.

lazeedaisy · 02-09-2014 8:39pm

In fact powercity advertised ths weekend they will take appliances without purchasing

http://www.powercity.ie/

See here

beatlesfan3333 · 04-09-2014 12:48pm

That's great, thanks guys. I'll bring it to powercity then, nice one. I'm not getting a new one

greenbicycle · 04-09-2014 1:22pm

why dont you put it up in the free section of Adverts.ie? you would be surprised the amount of people who are delighted to get these for parts etc...

beatlesfan3333 · 04-09-2014 2:18pm

Oh good idea, I will. Hopefully someone can just come and take it off my hands then, cheers

Getting rid of an old dishwasher

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