Broken humidifier - trash or recycle?

[Anonymous]

I have 2 humidifiers that no longer work. May I put them in the trash or recycle bin? Or do I need to drive up to the dump? They look like mostly plastic but have an electric cord. I live in Montgomery County. Thanks for any advice.

[Anonymous]

Not sure but DH drove ours to the dump. Where he said he placed it next to a dozen others just like it.

[Anonymous]

Humidifier, or DE-humidifier?

There’s a HUGE difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Humidifier, or DE-humidifier?

There’s a HUGE difference.

What happens if you have both and run them at the same time?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Humidifier, or DE-humidifier?

There’s a HUGE difference.

What happens if you have both and run them at the same time?

You vote straight ticket democrat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Humidifier, or DE-humidifier?

There’s a HUGE difference.

+1

Humidifiers are pretty benign. Nothing to worry about with those.

Dehumidifiers have a refrigeration system with highly pressurized refrigeration gasses and a small amount of oil, both of which need to be removed from the system by qualified technicians with specialized equipment before they can be further dismantled and recycled.

[Anonymous]

Does Montgomery have metal recycling? We drove our old one over Arlington's metal recycling site.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Humidifier, or DE-humidifier?

There’s a HUGE difference.

What happens if you have both and run them at the same time?

You vote straight ticket democrat.

I’m dying!!!!