For any integrated appliance or any type of cooker, we can install your new product and check it's working as part of this service. We'll also disconnect and take away your old appliance, along with any packaging, and recycle it.

For freestanding washing machines, dishwashers, fridges and freezers – you'll need to disconnect your old appliance before we arrive, defrost your freezer and empty any water.
Click here to see all the products we install and recycle.
Mattress recycling: This service is available through our home delivery service on the purchase of selected mattresses, so please check the product information when making your selection. Our driver will bring a green recycling bag when they deliver your new mattress, so all you need to do is bag-up your old mattress and we'll take it away with us. Business customers are excluded from this offer, and the offer applies to the UK and Northern Ireland only (it's not available in ROI). Recycling electronic items in-store: From Friday 1 January 2021, if you have an old electronic item bring it into store and we can safely recycle, refurbish or resell these items for free, with the following guidelines:

• Our store must sell a similar item to the one you're recycling.
• You have purchased a replacement item from us within the last 28 days.
• You can provide proof of purchase.
• Only one item can be exchanged when purchasing a new one.
• Electrical equipment that has a crossed-out wheelie bin symbol can be recycled.
• If your old product doesn't have this symbol, we'll still accept it as part of an equivalent purchase and arrange for it to be recycled, re-used or resold to the best of our ability. By recycling electrical and electronic equipment and diverting it from landfill, you're helping prevent the lead and the other harmful toxins they contain from polluting the soil and water. These toxins are harmful to our environment, wildlife and also detrimental to human health. This service is being offered in accordance with The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations (2013).