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Tag Archives: Recycle Free
Recycle Ink and Toner Cartridges
DID YOU KNOW? Ink and toner cartridges are hazardous when left to the landfill. There are many opportunities to recycle them, make some cash and/or help a charity or start a worthwhile fundraising event. Here are several options to recycle … Continue reading
Storing Old Cell Phones Could Be Hazardous
RECYCLE FREE Do you have a box or drawer full of old cell phones? According to the Recycle Free website, Only about 5% of retired mobile phones are currently being recycled. Most are being stored. When deciding what to do … Continue reading
Think Outside The Bin
