circle
Skip to main content
Toggle navigation
Menu
Member Products
Advocates, Activists, Accreditors
Animals
Baby
Body
Building & DIY
Business
Children
Fashion
Food & Drink
Garden
Home
Lifestyle
Services
Tools, Materials & Supply Chain
Travel & Leisure
Waste & Water
Product Score Trial
How Ekko Score Works
Standards
Artisan & Professional
Conservation & Environment
Energy, Utility & Building
Multi Sector & Business
No Exploitation
Organic - Chemical Free
Packaging
Place of Origin
Recycle
Sharing & Enabling
News
Biz Members
Advocates, Activists, Accreditors
Animals
Baby
Bloggers & Publishers
Body
Building & DIY
Children
Contributors
Directories & Marketplaces
Eco Providores
Farm Gates
Farmers Markets
Fashion
Food & Drink Production
Garden
Home
Lifestyle
Office
Secondhand & Salvaged
Services
Tools, Materials & Supply Chain
Transport
Travel & Leisure
Water & Waste
Workshops & Education
Find Local
Community Gardens
Farm Gates
Markets
Re-cycle Locations
Services
Traders
Recycle
How to Recycle
Where to Recycle
More
Standards
Eco A to Z
Help
Our Impact
Add Your Eco Biz
About Us
Search
SIGN UP
SIGN UP
SIGN IN
SIGN IN
Re-Cycle
Appliances
How to Recycle Toasters, Irons and Food Processors
How to Recycle Toasters, Irons and Food Processors
Appliances
Updated 5 March 2018 01:44 PM
Much of the electrical and electronic waste discarded every year is still in working order, and can be reconditioned for further use. The commoditisation and ready availability of appliances has made them almost mentally ‘disposable’. This is fine except for the fact that small appliances like toasters, kettles, and food mixers can create major landfill issues if not disposed of correctly.
If your toaster, kettle, or food mixer is in good working order, look to sell it, give it to family or friends or donate it to a charity shop.
Keep an eye out for programs like Big Life Switch where you can take your old electrical items to a city location and dispose of them for free.
Check the location finder here for your local drop off point.
Something incorrect here?
Suggest an update below:
DISCUSSION / UPDATES & SUGGESTIONS
Recycle Editor
ekko.world
Science Notes
Recyclers dismantle appliances into their different material parts and process them for recycling and in some cases, for spare parts.
Recycling includes glass, plastics, precious metals and metals.
Related Tip
Use your old stove kettles and cookware as pot plants, vases or containers for your garden shed. Don't worry if it is rusty. It will slowly break down over time, but that will take years and the rust will add to it's charm in the meantime.
Find
a Recycler
Location
Within
2km
5km
10km
15km
25km
50km
100km
Category
Animals
Appliances
Batteries
Body
Building
Children
Cleaning Materials
Electronics
Fashion
Food and Cooking
Furniture & Furnishings
Garden
Glass
Health and Fitness
Home
Lifestyle
Medical
Metal
Office and Work
Paper
Plastic
Poisons and Chemicals
Transport
Transport - Non Automotive
Sub Category
Air Conditioning Units
Bread Machines
Clothes Washers and Dryers
Coffee Makers
Dehumidifiers
Dishwashers
Dryers
Food Processors
Freezers
Hair Dryer
Humidifiers
Ice Cream Makers
Irons
Juicers
Kettles
Microwaves
Ovens
Refrigerators
Rice Cookers
Sandwich Makers
Slow Cookers
Small Appliances
Steamers
Stoves
Toasters
Vacuum Cleaners
Washing Machine Drums
Washing Machines
Wine Fridges