Lot 18 is a general merchandise liquidation pallet sold used and as-is, with freight anywhere in the US included in the price. Like any mixed pallet it will contain some goods that cannot be resold, and how you handle those pieces, whether as parts, recycling or disposal, matters for safety and for your local rules.
Responsible Handling of Non-Working Pieces From a General Merchandise Liquidation Pallet
Electronics
Dead electronics should go to an electronics recycler or a retailer take-back program rather than household trash. Remove batteries first if they come out easily.
Batteries
Tape terminals on loose lithium cells and take them to a battery drop-off. Swollen or damaged batteries are a fire risk; isolate them in a metal container until disposal.
Appliances
Large or small appliances may need specific recycling. Some contain refrigerants or other materials that require special handling.
Chemicals and aerosols
Household chemical waste programs accept cleaners, paints and aerosols. Do not pour them away.
Usable parts
Cords, remotes, lids and hardware can be bagged and labeled for parts sales or repairs.
Donation
Clean, safe items that will not sell may suit a donation center, if they accept them.
About Lot 18
A single pallet of mixed merchandise lots from General Merchandise, not manifested. We cannot list its contents. Counts are typically 100 to 300 pieces and not guaranteed.
Condition
Used and as-is. Expect mixed condition and some non-working or broken pieces. We do no testing. Any appliances or battery-powered goods may have faults, so inspect before use. Devices may still contain someone else’s data and are not reset.
Who Buys It
Pallets for bin stores, repair resellers, flea market vendors and discount shops use a wholesale liquidation pallet like this. No outcome is promised.
Freight
US freight is in the price. Delivery is curbside, per the Shipping Policy, and a dock, forklift or pallet jack makes the drop-off easier to handle. Buyers with none of those should contact the store before ordering. You can also book local pickup by appointment, with storage terms in our Shipping Policy.
As-Is Terms
Lot 18 is sold as-is and unmanifested. Freight damage or shortages go through the Shipping Policy, and returns are handled under the Returns & Refund Policy.
Disposal FAQ
How much of Lot 18 will be unsellable?
It varies widely by pallet and cannot be predicted.
Can I throw electronics in household trash?
In many places that is not allowed. Check your local rules.
What about swollen batteries?
Isolate them and take them to a proper battery disposal point quickly.
Should I keep records of what I discard?
Yes. A simple tally of scrapped pieces, and what disposal cost you, helps you judge whether future lots of this kind suit your operation. Photos of anything that arrived broken also help if you need to raise a freight damage report.
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