Fall is over and winter is coming. When winter comes, I turn on the hot water mat first without turning on the heating in the room. This time, I decided to throw away the mat I had been using for several years and purchase a new thermal mat. So, I’m going to talk about how to dispose of electric pad hot water mats and the price of large waste stickers.
The reason why I found out how to throw away the hot water mat 전기장판 버리는 법
It seems that I have used the hot water type thermal mat that I am using now for about 5 years.
I still remember the impression I felt from the warmth when I first used it, but on the other hand, I felt the disadvantages of the hot water mat while using it. 1분전
The disadvantage I felt when using an electric mat in the past was electromagnetic waves. As people get older and think more about health, they seem to be more interested in electromagnetic waves and germs.
The downside of the hot water mat I bought after the electric mat was that I was concerned about the slight noise when sleeping.
It could have been because I’ve been using it for a long time, and I thought it could be because the product was cheap, but when I looked up the contents, there were quite a few people who felt noise problems as a disadvantage of hot water mats.
Also, it seems that refilling water is not a big deal, but it is also a nuisance.
And there was also a bacterial problem. Since sometime in winter, there are times when I have a small skin inflammation on my back after sleeping with a hot water mat on.
In fact, this may not be a side effect of the germs of the hot water mat, but since this has been done over several years, it seems that distrust has built up little by little.
So this time, I decided to purchase and use a carbon mat ondol from Kiturami, which uses DC electricity, rather than a hot water heating mat.
And I learned how to throw away the hot water mat and the price of bulky waste stickers in order to send my thankful friend comfortably.
Since the method of disposing of hot water mats and electric pads is the same, it would be good to refer to those who want to throw away electric pads.
Can I throw away electric blankets and hot water mats in the pay-as-you-go bag?
I didn’t have it when I was young, but now, in order to throw away the garbage at home, I have to buy a pay-as-you-go garbage bag and put it in there.
Then, can we throw away the hot water mat in a 100-liter large-capacity garbage bag?
The correct answer is . Since hot water mats and electric mats are electronic devices and are large, you must receive a large-size waste sticker and dispose of them instead of general garbage volume-rate bags.
Can I make a reservation for the waste home appliance collection center?
When you need to throw away broken air conditioners, TVs, washing machines, or refrigerators, there is a waste home appliance collection center that collects them for free without charge.
If you meet the collection standards, you can use it for free anywhere in the country without any discharge fee.
However, in the case of hot water mats or electric pads, you cannot use the free home appliance collection service. For reference, massagers, steamers, and electronic pianos, including jade boards, are not subject to collection.
How to dispose of the electric heating pad
As above, the method of disposing of hot water mats, which are items that cannot be used for the waste home appliance discharge reservation system, can be discarded after consulting the local community center (old office) or local government.
To dispose of electric mats or hot water mats, you can report and issue a large waste sticker.
You can purchase bulky waste stickers by visiting the Dong, Myeon, or Eup office in the area where you live, or purchase them online or online and print them out.
Or, some convenience stores, marts, and supermarkets also sell it, so you may want to contact the community center where you live to find a nearby location.
The price of bulky waste stickers varies depending on the size of the hot water mat that is discarded by each local government.
In the area where I live, the price of throwing away a hot water mat for two is 5,000 won. However, in the case of an electric mat, the price is 3,000 won.
Of course, in other regions, hot water mats and electric mats may cost the same, but please note that these may differ.
Today, we learned how to dispose of electric mats, jade mats, and hot water mats, which are thermal mats that warm the body in the cold winter, and the price of bulky waste stickers.
I decided to print the stickers through the Internet and put them out the day before the collection day. Those who find it difficult to print at home can write down the receipt number and item on A4 paper and throw it away.
You can also report to the Administrative Welfare Center (gu-dong office) by phone, so please refer to this point.