How do I get rid of my old electrical applicances?

Dear Sir,

I have begun renovating my house but getting rid of certain bulky items like my old fridge and TV set is proving to be a difficult task. What can I do?
HB Yates

This is where your local municipality will help. By calling them and explaining your whereabouts, the municipality has full responsibility to pick up whatever you have requested from them. TV sets, washing machines, fridges, freezers and any other big, electrical items can all be picked up and taken to a rubbish dump.
The service is free.

Nicosia Municipality: 22-797310
Limassol Municipality: 25-362201
Larnaca Municipality: 24-653333
Paphos Municipality: 26-932804

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