How to Dispose of Printer in Boston, MA
In Boston, printer follows the same verified program pathway as television. Boston schedules CRT items — TVs (including CRTs) — through the same special collection program as Freon appliances (311 / boston.gov; max five items per appointment, ten per year). Set out by 6 a.m. Flat-panel and other electronics that are not on the Freon/CRT list should use Zero Waste Day events, retailer take-back, or private e-waste recyclers rather than regular trash.
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Local specifics
| Curbside pickup | Yes / organics stream |
|---|---|
| Average tipping fee | Special collection appointment (CRT) or Zero Waste Day / recycler |
| Hazardous rating | Medium |
| Nearest facility type | Boston Public Works special collection / Zero Waste events |
| Rule source level | city |
| Last verified | 2026-08-10 |
Common questions
Same channel as television?
Yes — same city/county program; confirm acceptance for unusual sizes or commercial loads.
Source?
Based on City of Boston — Special collection items (audited).
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