Alternate names of item, etc. Please note, this page is run by volunteers and may not have the most up to date information. Follow the links below for reuse, recycling, and disposal options around Salem for a variety of items. Check out Recycle Smart and their Recyclopedia for more general information to determine if you should put an item in the trash or recycling. Salem Electronics Waste Collection: For appliances with a plug, such as refrigerators, microwaves and toasters.
Waste Management White Goods Pick Up for washers, dryers, stoves, hot water heaters, dishwashers, and trash compactors. Call Waste Management at to schedule your pick-up. Crazy Crayons recycles and sells recycled crayon products. Rethink Recycling proper disposal of aerosol cans β TerraCycle has 7 branded programs that accepts aerosol cans.
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Mass Teacher Resources accepts donations of gently-used school supplies for teachers and students to use. Car donation programs accept a wide variety of towable vehicles, boats and athletic and farm equipment. SalemRecycles β annual textile collection, towels not accepted see our Events Calendar. Animal Shelters β Northeast Animal Shelter. Goodwill β Danvers store and Swampscott donation center. Bikes Not Bombs β you can drop off at their HQ in Jamaica Plains or at one of their upcoming scheduled bike drives at locations that may be closer to Salem.
See our Events Calendar or Facebook page for dates and location. Bulky Plastics are considered trash or a bulk item pick up. If in good condition, see Furniture and Household Goods. If you camera still works, consider donating, see furniture and household goods.
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Twice a year, you can bring an old, expired or damaged car seat to Target and recycle it to redeem a coupon on your Target app or Target. Phone Waste Management 24 to 48 hours in advance at to schedule the bulk item pick up, which will be on the same day as your recycling pick up. Carpeting must be cut into 3 foot lengths, and tied in bundles with a maximum diameter of 1 foot.
