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What to do with your old television - Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
Out with the old…
…in with the new
February rings in a new age of television viewing. So, if you took the plunge and upgraded to one of those beautiful flat-screen high-definition televisions, what the heck are you going to do with that old set you’re no longer using?
- Whatever you do, don’t dump it in a landfill. Because they contain lead, TV tubes can pose environmental and health risks.
- Mecklenburg County has four full-service drop-off centers. To find the location nearest you, go to www.wipeoutwaste.com.
- Pay it forward. Drop your unused set off at The Salvation Army (1011 Central Ave.). Check out their donation valuation guide. Very helpful when you like to write off donations on your taxes.
- If your old set is history, Crisis Assistance Ministry’s drive-through drop-off area at 500-A Spratt St. is also another great place to give.
Just in case you’re curious about this TV, keep reading below…
With a resolution that is approximately twice as much as conventional HDTVs, a 175-degree viewing angle and an anti-glare filter, this Samsung 58-inch widescreen plasma HDTV makes watching television a picture-perfect experience day or night. Even the decorator in the house will be blown away by Samsung’s exclusive Touch of Color design. This high-definition set really is a work of art in itself. Retails for $3,197 at Queen City Audio Video Appliance.