Store services

Target runs a car seat trade-in event twice a year with a 20% off Target Circle bonus, plus in-store collections for electronics, hangers and plastic film.

TJ Maxx names no restock day; it says deliveries of thousands of items come several times a week, with no backup stock, and its site adds items almost daily.

Walmart sells in-home services such as TV mounting and furniture assembly, done by partner providers, with strict rules on refunds and cancellations.

Walmart Protection Plans are run by SquareTrade, an Allstate company; Standard covers breakdowns, Accident adds drops and spills on portable electronics.

What Walmart's official pages say about its free recycling drop-off units, the car seat trade-in event, and returning tires and car batteries.

Walmart Restored is the refurbished section of Walmart.com; Restored Premium adds like-new condition and a one-year warranty, per Walmart.

Wayfair sells fixed-price assembly and installation through Wayfair Assembly or Angi, bookable at checkout or later in My Orders.

Target publishes no restock schedule; a 2026 study of 2,019 stores found restocks spread evenly across the week, with no day standing out.

Walmart publishes no restock day; 2026 third-party reports describe overnight stocking and restocks spread across the whole week.

Big chains post no restock day; HomeGoods gets goods several times a week, Costco shows live stock in its app, and Walmart says it restocks as fast as it can.

Lithium, button and rechargeable batteries should not go in the trash; Home Depot takes rechargeables free, Staples takes all kinds for $2.99 a visit.

Best Buy and Staples take many old electronics in store, some for a fee, and the EPA points to locators for batteries. Here is what each page says.