How to get rid of things in the High Desert
Honest guides for the High Desert (Victorville, Hesperia, Apple Valley and nearby): what someone will take for free, what the cities collect at no charge, where to drop things off, and what a hauler charges. Then, if you want, post it on Fjerne.
How to get rid of a couch in the High Desert
Free pickup, donation, Victorville and Apple Valley's free bulky-item pickup, Hesperia's Advance Disposal pickup, drop-off sites and haulers for an old couch or sectional.
How to get rid of a mattress in the High Desert
Free mattress and box spring drop-off for Victor Valley residents at two Victorville sites, the Bye Bye Mattress program, city bulky pickup, and what is not accepted.
How to get rid of a refrigerator in the High Desert
Scrap collectors often take refrigerators free. California bars landfilling units with refrigerant; the county landfill accepts Freon-free units only. Recycle Alley, utility programs and haulers.
How to get rid of a washer or dryer in the High Desert
Scrap collectors take washers and dryers free. Also: Recycle Alley appliance drop-off, Victorville and Apple Valley bulky pickup, Hesperia's Advance Disposal, and hauler prices.
How to get rid of old furniture in the High Desert
Dressers, tables, desks, bed frames and shelves: giving away, donation pickup, the free bulky-item programs in Victorville, Apple Valley and Hesperia, drop-off sites and hauler prices.
How to get rid of an old TV in the High Desert
TVs are e-waste in California. Free e-waste drop-off at Recycle Alley and the Hesperia household hazardous waste facility, what bulky pickup does and does not take, and giving away working sets.