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WEEE Recycling

How do I return my old product to be recycled?

You can return your old product to any of Harvey Norman store or warehouse. For store locations please see our Store Locations & Hours .

Will you recycle my small appliances?

Yes. Our courier DPD delivers all our small appliances so if you have an appliance you are thinking of discarding, let us know and we will arrange a local carrier to collect your old product when we drop off your new one at no extra cost to you, or the environment.

What products can I recycle for free?

You can return all kitchen appliances including fridges, washing machines, dishwashers, cookers etc as well as smaller items like kettles, toasters, blenders, remote controls, batteries or electric toothbrushes. Even your old bicycle lamps can be recycled!.

Do you take back used batteries?

Yes we do. In the Computers and Electrical department of every store you will find recycling bins for batteries. The batteries that we accept are AA, AAA, C or D and also the flat batteries that are found in watches and toys. Unfortunately we do not accept back any Industrial or car batteries.

Do I need to have made a purchase at Harvey Norman?

No you don't. You can recycle any of the above items at our stores even if you have not made a purchase with us.

Will you collect my old product?

If you are getting a new home appliance delivered we’ll take your old one back to be recycled. Please ensure your old appliance is disconnected, clean and ready for the driver at the time of delivery.

Small appliances are delivered to you by DPD but we can still arrange to have your old appliance recycled free of charge. Simply bring it back to any Harvey Norman store and we will ensure that it is disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.

How Much Will It Cost?

There is no charge to return products to any of our stores or warehouses.

Why should I recycle through Harvey Norman?

We will ensure that your old product is disposed of correctly to reduce the potentially harmful effects caused on the environment and to conserve natural resources. Further information can be found on weeeireland.ie .