Used CDs, DVDs and floppy discs are accepted by Future Shop or Best Buy for recycling.

Used dishes and dishware are accepted by Canadian Diabetes Association for pick-up.

Dishwashers less then seven years old will be accepted at Habitat for Humanity Re-Store.

Alternately, through the Home Appliance Retirement Program (HARP), Winnipeggers can permanently retire their unwanted, energy inefficient home appliances in a convenient and environmentally safe manner by simply calling the HARP Hotline at 257-1212. 

Any major appliance – washers, dryers, fridges, stoves, even water heaters – qualifies for free pickup within Winnipeg. Once arrangements have been made, a representative of the Kidney Foundation will pick up the appliance and safely recycle it free of charge.

Used doors will be accepted at Habitat for Humanity Re-Store.

If they should be disposed, please take them to the Brady Road landfill. Information on Brady Road landfill is also available by calling the recycling and garbage information line at 986-8888.

Drain Cleaner is considered as hazardous waste and proper disposal is required.  Please contact Miller Environmental Corporation at 204-925-9600 for additional information.

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Drink/juice boxes can be recycled through the city's Blue box recycling program.

Dryers less then seven years old will be accepted at Habitat for Humanity Re-Store.

Dry food boxes such as cereal, cracker, cookie, cake mix etc… can be recycled through the city's Blue box recycling program.