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[Hoss]

The trash truck should take the TV, but I'd  bust it up wuth a hammer and put the pieces in a trash bag and set  that by the  curb. Those TV sets break apart real easy it's just made with fiber boards. For the other stuff I was told there is a free dump that Tulsa residents can take their large items to. The metal things can be taken to recycle yards like Advanced Matals on N. Lewis street.

The trash truck WON'T take the TV unless you call and make an appointment for them to pick it up (City of Tulsa).  And if it's a 60 rear projection, it's a monster and I'm not sure they'll take it even then.

But, you likely don't live in Tulsa.  You need to call your municipality if so and see what they do.  They may not take it at all.

[DolfanBob]

Dang RM. I live in B.A. They cant help me with the couch. Thank you so much for the number though. I will keep looking.

[Conan71]

Dang RM. I live in B.A. They cant help me with the couch. Thank you so much for the number though. I will keep looking.

Dolfan, get on craigslist and do a curb alert under "free".  I never list my specific address, just that I've got a file cabinet on the curb and list my street and the two cross streets.  Works great.

[DolfanBob]

Dolfan, get on craigslist and do a curb alert under "free".  I never list my specific address, just that I've got a file cabinet on the curb and list my street and the two cross streets.  Works great.

Thanks for the info. I will check that out.

[Patrick]

Natural Evolution is at 5719 E. 13th Street. They have a fifteen dollar television disposal charge. They then disassemble and recycle the parts.

Good to know, thank you.