Electronics Recycling
Electronic Recycling Drop-Off Locations
Secure e-Cycle: Secure e-Cycle recycles and accepts any item with a cord, except for items that contain Freon, and large appliances, including deep freezers, refrigerators and dehumidifiers. View a complete list of accepted items.
City of Olathe: The City of Olathe accepts electronic waste free of charge to Olathe residents only at its Household Hazardous Waste Facility.
Adams Cable Equipment: Adams Cable Equipment accepts a wide range of electronics for recycling and are located in Lenexa. Items that contain Freon, and large appliances, including deep freezers, refrigerators and dehumidifiers are not accepted. View a complete list of accepted items.
Other Recycling Locations
Best Buy: Best Buy offers an electronic and appliance Trade-In and Recycling program. This program is available at each retail location and has been extended with a home haul service for large appliances and TVs. Fees apply for certain items.
Liquid Tech KC: Located in Shawnee. Liquid Tech KC accepts a wide range of electronics for recycling. Fees apply for certain items. Do not accept Freon containing items or hazardous materials, large projection TVs, no single items over 150 lbs, no large appliances including washers, dryers, refrigerators, dish washers, and air conditioners.
MRC Recycling: MRC Recycling is a fully certified electronic waste recycler. They accept residential drop-offs at their Kansas City and Independence locations. Fees apply for certain items.
PCs for People: Accept a wide range of electronics for recycling at their Kansas City, MO location.
Staples: Customers can recycle e–waste by simply bringing their used electronics to any U.S. Staples store. All brands are accepted, regardless of whether or not the equipment was purchased at Staples. Televisions are not accepted. Fees may apply for certain items.
Synetic Technologies: Located in North Kansas City, MO. Fees apply for certain items.
RecycleSpot: RecycleSpot is an easy-to-use, comprehensive list of recycling and reuse services, including those that accept electronics and electronic media, in greater Kansas City.