TV and Monitor recycling

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TV and Monitor recycling

Postby hobo finds » Thu Mar 08, 2012 11:00 am

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Re: TV and Monitor recycling

Postby silversaddle1 » Thu Mar 08, 2012 4:39 pm

And most Best Buy's will take them for free as well.
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Re: TV and Monitor recycling

Postby justicious » Sun Mar 11, 2012 5:33 pm

boardsort.com will buy the brown boards in these for .17 a pound if you collect a lot of it it would be worth it. Shipping is only problem if you live close good for you!
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Re: TV and Monitor recycling

Postby Dr. Cadmium » Tue Mar 13, 2012 10:05 pm

These are convenient options for low volumes of CRTs. Assuming they don't have resale value, it's best to just pass them along to a company that recycles them properly. Most small e-recycling companies don't make money on CRTs, unless they're charging more to accept them than it costs to recycle them.

justicious:Dismantling CRTs for recycling is regulated in many states and also by the EPA. It's also dangerous, time consuming and counter-productive. While you'll get some good recyclable materials, you'll also have to pay to get rid of the tubes, which are hazardous waste.
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