Learning about Recycling

How To Recycle Your Old Electronic Equipment And Why You Should

6 December 2019

Smartphones, tablets, and computers make our lives more efficient and enjoyable, but they have a dark side. They have short lifespans, especially if you always want the latest and best technology. Since many people buy new phones and other electronic equipment every few years, there's a developing problem with handling electronic waste that didn't exist just a few decades ago. Recycling is part of the answer, so here's why e-waste recycling is important and tips for how to do it.

How & Why To Recycle Different Types Of Batteries

8 May 2019

Batteries are a very useful invention. They allow us access to power without having to be connected to the grid. The truth about batteries though is that although they are a great invention, many of the materials contained in batteries are not good for the environment, especially when just thrown in the landfill. If you use batteries of any kind, you need to make sure that you recycle your batteries, not just throw them into the trash.

How A Waste Audit Will Help Your Business

19 March 2019

As a business, you are responsible for taking care of the waste you generate in a responsible manner. Depending on your industry, there may even be state and federal guidelines you must follow concerning waste management. Every business should be concerned with managing their waste. One way to better understand how to control your waste is through a waste audit. #1 Figure Out How Much Waste You Make The first thing a waste audit will do is help you figure out how much waste you generate at your business.

Why Copper Wire Is A Hot Commodity

17 November 2018

Buying gold and silver; that makes sense. Buying aluminum, okay, maybe because people use so much of it. Yet, when you hear that there are copper wire buyers, you might be wondering just what this world is coming to. Here are some reasons why copper is suddenly a very hot commodity and why you might want to jump in on this trend to make some money yourself. Copper Is Replacing All Pipes

Metal Scrapping: What You Can Recycle After Summer Is Over

22 August 2018

Now that the summer season is wrapping up, it is time to clear out your yard of any old metal debris you have left. Some of what you have laying around could fetch you a good bit of cash when you take it in for recycling. Here are a few examples of some good potential metal scraps you may have. Old Barbecue Grills Was this the last year for your old barbecue grill?

Three Things You Should Know About Recycling Aerosol Cans

13 June 2018

You may not be aware of it, but aerosol cans can be recycled. The metal that is used to make the cans for the aerosol products is often aluminum, but it may also be steel. In either case, this type of metal can be melted down and used again for something else, or perhaps re-purposed for another aerosol product. The following are a few things you need to know about aerosol can disposal and recycling.

Turn Dismal Into Delight! : Add A Water Feature And Colored Rocks To Your Back Yard

17 March 2018

Are you tired of the dismal appearance of your back yard and long for the area to have vibrant colors and a water feature added to it? Treat yourself to a fresh perspective by adding a fountain and glass landscaping rocks by following the instructions below. The end result will provide you with an appealing focal point when spending days relaxing outdoors. Landscaping Materials ground marking paint lawn mower weed puller wheelbarrow heavy duty basin submersible pump bricks or concrete blocks plastic plant holder  power drill measuring tape scissors flexible tubing water hose recycled glass landscaping rocks shovel lighting kit Select A Level Spot And Clear It

3 Reasons To Recycle Your Used Oil

4 December 2017

Petroleum-based oil products play an important role in modern society. These oils are responsible for keeping our vehicles, generators, and household equipment functioning properly. Unfortunately, oil can become dirty and lose its ability to properly lubricate over time. While you might be tempted to toss out your used oils, recycling them instead can be beneficial. Here are three reasons why you should consider recycling your used oil in the future: