RETAILER RECYCLING PROGRAMS
Best Buy 
Best Buy has launched a pilot program that offers free electronics recycling for consumers. Computer processors, computer monitors and TVs with screens up to 32 inches may be recycled at 17 participating Best Buy stores in the Twin Cities metro area. Console TVs, air conditioners, microwaves and other large appliances are not accepted. Customers are allowed to bring in only two items per day. Participating Best Buy locations include:
- Minnetonka
- Edina
- Inver Grove Heights
- Roseville
- Burnsville
- Brooklyn Center
- Maplewood
- Fridley
- Oakdale
- Apple Valley
- Richfield
- Maple Grove
- Coon Rapids
- Eden Prairie
- Eagan
- Blaine
- Lakeville
In addition, Best Buy provides a drop box in the entryway of each store for people to drop off cell phones, inkjet cartridges and rechargeable batteries for recycling at no charge. They also provide self-mailer envelopes for those who want to mail their old inkjet and toner cartridges from home.
Office Depot
Office Depot stores collect cell phones, rechargeable batteries and ink or toner cartridges for recycling at no charge. See stores for details.