How to recycle electronics in Minnetonka, MN
Minnesota bans TVs and most electronics from landfill. Best Buy and Staples accept most electronics free (laptops, phones, monitors up to 50"). Manufacturer take-back (Apple, Samsung, Dell, HP) handles their branded devices free. County HHW accepts e-waste as part of universal waste intake.
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Minnetonka basics
- County
- Hennepin County
- Primary ZIPs
- 55305, 55343, 55345
- Curbside schedule
- Pickup day depends on your hauler. Most provide weekly garbage and every-other-week recycling. Yard waste seasonal April-November. Find your hauler's schedule on their website or your monthly bill.
- Bulk pickup
- Bulk pickup is arranged through your individual hauler — most include 1-2 items per year free, additional $20-40 each. The city does not run year-round bulk pickup but holds spring + fall yard-waste drop-off events.
Where to recycle electronics near Minnetonka
- 1
Best Buy (multiple Twin Cities locations)
Free recycling for most electronics — TVs and monitors up to 50", laptops, phones, tablets, small appliances. Larger TVs cost $30-50 for in-home haul-away.
- 2
Staples + Office Depot
Accepts smaller electronics + peripherals (keyboards, cables, ink cartridges) free at most locations.
- 3
Hennepin or Ramsey County HHW
All electronics accepted free as universal waste. Wipe drives + factory-reset devices before drop-off — your data is your responsibility.
Read the complete electronics recycling guide
The Minnetonka options above are the local cut. For the full breakdown — chemistry, safety prep, federal + state rules, and the longer list of national take-back programs — read the complete guide:
Electronics recycling — full guide →All disposal guides for Minnetonka, MN
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