Electrical Recycling Collections – Household & Small Office

Collection Service Dublin Some of the many questions facing householders and business managers include how to create additional space while safely removing and recycling surplus or redundant electrical, electronic and metals items including, heaters, kettles, coffee makers, computers, servers, cables racking and much more. The next question is, can we find a single solution which will …

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Gaming Consoles – Recycle Safely

Best Selling 30 years ago, on September 9, 1995, the original PlayStation made its debut in North America, ringing in an era of gaming success for Sony. The chart below from Statista shows, the original PlayStation is the fourth best-selling home console of all time, beaten only by the PlayStation 4, the Nintendo Switch and its own …

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Recycling Collections – Bogus – Fake – Phony

Be Careful with “Free Recycling Day” Flyers At certain times of the year, you might receive a flyer advertising free recycling days for old, broken, or unused items. These events may offer to collect household or office items such as clothes, metal, electrical goods, or garden tools. It sounds like a great idea — a …

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Pure Metal Recycling with Recycle IT

Metal Recycling Metal is just one of many materials we use daily in our lives and it is really worth recycling when it has served its purpose. Here are 5 simple facts about metal recycling for reuse: Metal can be recycled endlessly without losing quality, making it highly sustainable. Recycling metal saves up to 95% …

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UN’s Global E-waste Monitor 2024 reports

Todays E-waste World The world is creating electronic waste—such as old phones, laptops, and TVs—much faster than it is being recycled. In 2022, we produced 62 million tonnes of e-waste, which is 82% more than in 2010. Only 22% of that waste was properly collected and recycled, while the rest was lost or dumped, wasting …

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