2019

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recycling abandoned trash and items

I began taking an interest in every aspect of recycling when an area close to my hometown was destroyed by people dumping off trash and unwanted items. This area was down a long dirt road that was rarely used by anyone other than those looking for a scenic drive on a nice day. I took part in the clean-up effort and that was when my recycling obsession was sparked. From that point on, I have stopped along the road to pick up trash and dumped off items. Once I have these items, I do my best to break them down and recycle every element possible. This blog will show you all kinds of things about recycling that you may not already know.

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How To Properly Dispose Of An Old Laptop

14 November 2019
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If your computer is slowing down or beginning to glitch, it may be time for a new one. Replacing your laptop for a newer model doesn't have to be a hassle, as long as you go about it efficiently. When you need a new computer, follow these steps to properly dispose of your old one: 1. Back up necessary files. Before getting rid of your old laptop, you'll want to back up any files you want to keep. Read More …

How To Make Industrial Scrap Metal Pickup Easier For Your Pickup Service

25 July 2019
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Many people who work with metal on a regular basis make use of an industrial scrap metal pickup service so that they don't have to worry about disposing of their scrap metal themselves. If you have made this decision, then you may want to look for ways to make scrap metal pickup easier for the people who come out to pick up your metal. If you'd like to do this, consider these tips. Read More …

3 Tips For Recycling Your Household Plastics

9 April 2019
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Your household is a mixture of the habits and activities that fill your everyday life. Recycling is something that should always be part of your family's everyday life. Close to 300 million tons of plastic is created each year, and of that 300 million a lot of the recyclable plastics get tossed in the trash. If you look around your kitchen, you will probably see a whole lot of plastics that could be recycled instead. Read More …