Almost all home and construction debris is welcome. The exceptions come from South Carolina's landfill rules and from what the county facility will let through the gate.
State law keeps five things out of household trash and out of landfills: used oil, waste tires, lead-acid batteries, yard trash, and large appliances. Electronics have their own ban. A television, monitor, or computer cannot go in the trash, and the landfill is not allowed to knowingly bury one.
Hazardous waste is off limits in every container, along with liquids, paint, solvents, fuel, and asbestos.
Spartanburg County takes electronics free of charge at several of its recycling centers, including the one at the Wellford landfill site. Old appliances and scrap metal have their own drop-off list, and refrigerators must be emptied of food with batteries, gasoline, and oil removed first. The county also prices electronics far above ordinary waste when they arrive mixed into a load, so pulling screens out before pickup saves real money.
When an item has you second guessing, check with your account manager before it goes in.