Appliance disposal
Washer and dryer removal in Minneapolis
Furniture Disposal Plus removes old washers and dryers across Minneapolis, from Uptown and Northeast to Longfellow, Powderhorn, and Linden Hills. Your Loaders disconnect the machine and the steel is recycled. See the exact price for your address and book online in under a minute.
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- First item from $90, each additional from $20
- All labor, loading, hauling, and disposal or donation drop-off included
- No fuel fees, no stair fees, no surprise add-ons
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Local know-how
How washer and dryer disposal works in Minneapolis
Minnesota law settles where an old washer can go: not in the garbage. The state bans major appliances from household trash entirely, so a washing machine has to be recycled. There is no refrigerant in a washer, so unlike a fridge it needs no certified recovery, but it still cannot go out with regular garbage. Hennepin County drop-off facilities accept appliances, and private recyclers around Minneapolis charge a per-unit fee.
A washer is roughly three-quarters steel, so it routes to scrap-metal recycling once collected. The Xcel rebate that makes fridge disposal a good deal in the Twin Cities does not apply here, that program is for working refrigerators and freezers only. The machine should be unplugged and drained first, which matters in Minneapolis where a washer left in an unheated basement or porch can freeze.
A booked Furniture Disposal Plus pickup takes the washer from wherever it sits, up from a basement or out of a back porch, on a window you choose, often same-day or next-day across Minneapolis ZIP codes. The steel is recycled, and Furniture Disposal Plus serves Minneapolis and the metro from St. Paul to Bloomington and Edina.
Need more than the washer? See furniture removal in Minneapolis for couches, mattresses, and full-home pickups.
Minneapolis washer questions
Washer and dryer removal in Minneapolis, common questions
How fast can you pick up a washer in Minneapolis?
Same-day and next-day windows are available across most Minneapolis ZIP codes, from Uptown and Northeast to Longfellow, Powderhorn, and Linden Hills. Availability shows when you enter your item and address.
Can I just put the washer in the trash?
No. Minnesota law bans major appliances from household garbage, so a washer has to be recycled. Furniture Disposal Plus takes it from inside your home and handles the recycling.
Does the washer need special handling like a fridge?
No. A washer has no refrigerant, so it skips the certified recovery a refrigerator needs. Just have it unplugged and drained.
Can you take the washer and dryer together?
Yes, and a second item usually costs less once the first is booked. Add both when you get your price.