A washing machine is heavy, awkward, and not always accepted with regular trash. The good news: washers often have enough parts, repair, resale, or scrap value to attract free pickup.
Option 1: free appliance pickup
Submit photos and condition notes so a local operator can decide whether the washer is worth picking up for resale, repair, rental, parts, scrap, or recycling.
Option 2: sell or list it free
If it works or has a known simple issue, listing it locally may work. Be honest about condition and make sure the buyer can move it safely.
Option 3: retailer haul-away
If you are buying a replacement, some retailers offer haul-away. It may be free, bundled, or an added fee depending on the order.
Option 4: municipal bulk pickup
Some cities accept washers on bulk day, but rules vary. You may need an appointment, a sticker, or curbside placement.
Option 5: scrap or recycling
A scrap/recycling operator may take it if route distance and value make sense. Drain water first and disclose stairs or access issues.