Covers: Other appliances (stoves, ovens, dishwashers)
Usually, for an extra fee
Short answer: Often yes, sometimes with an appliance fee. Stoves and ovens are commonly accepted, but many states push large appliances to recycling.
Dumpsters.com lists stoves, ovens and ranges as commonly accepted appliances. Dishwashers with digital panels are on its check-first list. About 22 states ban white goods from landfills (NERC 2020).
Scrap metal recycler, retailer haul-away or city white-goods pickup.
NERC 2020 state tables show white-goods (major appliance) disposal bans or restrictions in:
| State | Detail |
|---|---|
| CA | all facilities |
| FL | landfills |
| HI | LF, WTE |
| IL | with mercury switches, CFC refrigerant or PCBs |
| IN | containing refrigerant |
| IA | must be demanufactured before landfilling |
| LA | landfills |
| ME | landfills |
| MA | all facilities |
| MN | major appliances |
| MO | landfills |
| NE | all facilities |
| NY | landfills |
| NC | all facilities |
| ND | all facilities |
| OR | large home and industrial appliances |
| PA | incinerators only |
| SC | LF, TS |
| SD | landfills |
| VT | refrigerators, washers, dryers, ranges, water heaters, dishwashers, freezers |
| VA | CFCs/HCFCs and PCBs must be removed first |
| WI | major appliances (microwaves OK if capacitor removed) |
State lists are state-reported to the Northeast Recycling Council as of July 2020. Check your state's current rules.
Checked October 2026. Rules change; your hauler's prohibited-items list is the final word.