Disposal guidelines outline how to remove and dispose of a water heater safely and legally. They cover draining the tank, disconnecting gas or electrical supplies, and recycling metals and components to reduce environmental impact.
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Disposal guidelines outline how to remove and dispose of a water heater safely and legally. They cover draining the tank, disconnecting gas or electrical supplies, and recycling metals and components to reduce environmental impact.
How do I dispose of an old water heater?
Drain and disconnect it safely, then recycle or dispose of it through approved local facilities.
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Drain, disconnect, and recycle as required by local rules.
A homeowner replaces an old unit and follows local disposal guidelines to recycle the tank and dispose of parts properly.
Check with local waste agencies or utilities for pickup programs and recycling locations.
“Check with local waste agencies or utilities for pickup programs and recycling locations.”
Recycling water heater metals reduces mining demand and energy use.
Can I put a water heater in the trash?
Usually no. Most areas require special pickup or recycling for large appliances.
Do I need to remove refrigerant or gas?
Gas or electrical disconnection should be done by professionals for safety.
Are there rebates for recycling?
Some utilities offer rebates or pickup programs for efficient replacements.
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