Not properly disposing of a flat-screen tv can become a serious disposal problem for you. Several US states ban electronic items to be used as trash. This is because many electronic components such as flat screen tv contain toxic and hazardous chemicals. These can do more damage than you can imagine. Lead and cadmium seeping through the soil is an environmental nightmare. Consequently, numerous cities and towns will not allow you to dispose of flat-screen tv this way. Many customers do ask us How to dispose of a flat-screen tv?
Try to check if your flat-screen tv is in working order. If that is true you can sell it, donate it or lend it to someone. But for some reason it is not working the only option you have available for yourself is to recycle it. Recycle Technologies seems an obvious choice. We are Minnesota and Wisconsin's Leading AAA NAID-certified recyclers. We also recycle other things including flat screen tv which is:
Recycle technologies are a major player in the electronic recycling market. For more than 30 years we are the pioneer in properly disposing of electronic goods. Today we serve more than 100 miles of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota cities and towns. All the specialists that work in our state-of-the-art facility are dedicated to recycling. We don’t want any more toxins in landfills than you do. The first thing we do with any item we receive is to assess its condition. We do this to see if it is possible to repair it. If that is not the case, we start the recycling process. We break them down into small components, so our machines can easily process them.
Recycle Technologies offers several ways to dispose of your flat-screen tv and begin the recycling process. If you are close to our Wisconsin facility or Blaine Facility then you are welcome to drop off your flat-screen tv during business hours. Just keep in mind that we work 5 days a week We realize that your flat screen might not be able to fit in your car. If that sits the case then our mail-in program may suit your needs. If that is the case fill out our form on our website, and we send you the prepaid shipping tags that you can use to send your flat-screen tv for recycling.
Contact Recycle technologies today at (800)969-5166. Or you can reach us at. Let us know your recycling needs including those relating to flat-screen television recycling. You will be glad you did.
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