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ELECTRONICS DISPOSAL -
HOW TO DO WONDERS WITH EWASTE!

 

 

Electronics disposal affords our world countless opportunities. Here we'll spark your creativity and check out some wild prospects.

We'll also show you in detail what we can dispose of and recycle for you. Basically anything with an electric plug, or battery. All you have to do is have a minimum weight of 50 lbs. or five electronic devices and we can pick it up from you.

We'll also run through the five simple steps to have your electronics disposed of responsibly and for free. I.e.: Gather it, wipe it, pack it, place it, schedule the pick-up.

Electronic disposal artistic creations

But first, you're probably wondering... "What wonders with ewaste am I talking about?" Well below are some pretty interesting creations, although I know you have other ideas of your own.

Electronics disposal became E-waste sneakers. Designed by American artist Gabriel Dishaw. Who needs steel toes when you can have copper instead?

A recycled CD chair may look great in your music room. Designed by Belen Hermosa. Careful not to dose off or you may roll right out of the thing.

Cell phone recycling turned art by eco-artist Nigel Sielegar. That just might match your decor. No?

Electronic waste turned Sci-Fi masks. Look no further for Halloween costume ideas!

This is the Mac couch. Made of 20 old Macintosh II computers, heck it just needs cushions and could go with your recycled cell phone picture.

The electronic dog, man's best friend. Created by industrial designer Brenda Guyton using microchips and circuit boards.

Tennessee's Neyland Stadium made of 250 microchips, paint and some glue. All I can say is, "Score."

A 6,600 pound giant Electronic scrap man. Maybe to guard your house, and all your cool e-furniture and e-art.

Electronics disposal bio-virus, or some sort of spider. Perhaps it's food for the E-scrap man.

The Inland CD Sea, made of around 1,000,000 end-of-life CDs.

OK, now those are some odd creations above. As you know, there are infinite real world electronic recycling and disposal applications for what you are wanting to get rid of.

Electronics disposal for recycling

We can recycle anything with an electric plug as shown in the list below. We cannot accept anything that contains a liquid toxic chemical like freon, oil, fuel, etc.

• Computer equipment
• Printer equipment
• Copier equipment
• Network equipment
• Electronic scrap
• Telephone equipment
• Televisions
• Video game equipment
• Stereo equipment
• Car stereo equipment
• Musical instruments and equipment
• Cameras and optic equipment
• Hand-held and mobile equipment
• Housewares and cooking equipment
• Personal care equipment
• Miscellaneous equipment

Please visit our main electronics recycling page for a more detailed list and thorough information on electronic disposal.

Minimum devices/weight of electronics disposal for recycling

In order for us to do our environment and you a favor, we must both make every effort to keep our carbon footprint down. Therefore, we ask that you have at least five electronic devices to dispose of, or at least a combined weight of 50 pounds.

That truly helps our environment in multiple ways, and we appreciate your efforts in this.

How to prepare the electronics disposal for recycling?

To make the pick up worthwhile for both of us please do the following:

1. Gather as much electronic waste as possible.
2. Clean up or wipe off the scrap as well as possible
3. Put the ewaste in a safe, secure place for our shippers or drivers.
4. Contact us in the form to the right to have your electronic disposal picked-up.

Schedule your electronics disposal pick-up today!

All Electronics Recycling is currently picking up most everything with an electric cord in your neighborhood (commercial or residential) for reuse or recycling.

So, I suggest filling out the form up on the right or calling us now at (800) 924-0884 to be scheduled in our pick-up routes.

P.S. Also, please ask your friends, family, and colleagues to leave you their electronics for disposal so we may pick it all up on the same trip as well. We can always come back next month, although that may increase our carbon footprint, so please act now.

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