Electronic Waste Disposal

Electronic devices are not going to last forever. You’ll eventually need to replace your old computer or upgrade your phone. There is also a risk that one of these devices will stop working. An old electronic device will fit into the e-waste category. Rest comfortably knowing that our skilled technicians can get rid of all types of waste for you. We can handle old televisions, printers, fax machines, smartphones, and more.

These items cannot be sent to a landfill until all toxic materials have been removed. Therefore, it’ll be hard for ordinary consumers to dispose of these items. By letting us handle it, the environment will be protected and you can avoid a headache.

We Can Help Recycle E-Waste

Our company aims to help Seattle Washington residents deal with their e-waste. When someone has to deal with electronic waste, they need to work with a reputable professional. After all, it is never easy to dispose of unwanted electronics. These devices often contain toxic materials that will harm the atmosphere. It is essential to prevent these items from seeping into the water and soil.

Recycling is helpful because the internal components will be removed and used for another purpose. If you need assistance getting rid of your electronic waste, call our office. Our technicians can help recycle unwanted electronics including computers. We’ll take your electronics to a nearby recycling center so the harmful components can be dealt with.

Understanding Electronic Waste

In recent years, electronic waste or e-waste has become a serious problem. Most consumers use electronic devices every day. The term e-waste is used to describe electronic devices that are no longer functional. For instance, a broken television should be described as e-waste. Other electronics that fit into this group include old computers, damaged smartphones, and malfunctioning printers.

Ways To Get Rid Of Unwanted Electronics

Dealing with faulty electronics can be very frustrating. Troubleshooting and fixing them will not be easy. Furthermore, you may have to dispose of these items because they cannot be fixed. Before calling an expert, you may want to use the disposal methods below.

• See if you have an electronic recycling center in your town.
• Local charities may have a use for your electronics.
• It may be possible to sell your unwanted electronics for the parts.
• Some retailers have trade-in programs so they may accept your old electronics.
• Other retailers might have an e-waste recycling program.
• You can use websites like eBay to sell your unwanted electronics.
• Some cities have e-waste recycling events for residents.
• Certain waste management companies will take unwanted electronics.

It is not a good idea to send unwanted electronic devices to a landfill. If you need assistance, call us.

How Old Electronics Are Recycled

Old electronics can be recycled. Once we’ve taken your old device to a recycling center, it will be inspected thoroughly. The personnel will decide whether the device can be donated or refurbished. If this isn’t possible, the internal components will be recycled. They will take the device apart and remove the usable components. Any toxic materials will also be removed to prevent them from harming the environment.

All toxic materials will be disposed of responsibly. Then, the remaining components will be recycled or sent to a landfill.

Can Electronics Be Thrown In The Garbage?

You should never throw old electronics in the garbage. Again, you must remember that these devices contain toxic materials. If you send these items to the landfill, the toxic materials are going to leak into the atmosphere. The materials will end up harming the environment and damaging the water supply. We recommend working with a professional to get rid of your old electronics. Never throw them in the garbage.

The Impact Of E-Waste

E-waste can impact humans, animals, and the environment. If electronic waste isn’t recycled, these items are going to be sent to a landfill. The items will remain there for years so they’re going to be exposed to temperature changes, rain, snow, and other elements. Unfortunately, this will cause internal components to seep out eventually. Electronics can contain toxic materials such as zinc, chromium, and lead. If these materials enter the soil or water supply, they’re going to create major issues.

They can also harm the atmosphere. Electronics shouldn’t be sent to a landfill until these toxic materials have been removed. Let a professional help you with this process. A professional will remove all toxic materials from the device before sending the device to the landfill. Therefore, you can rest assured knowing everything will be okay.

Call our office to learn more about our e-waste recycling services in Seattle.

What To Do With An Old Cell Phone

Do you need to get rid of an old smartphone? Although you could throw the phone in the garbage, this is not a good idea. Cell phones contain toxic materials that will harm the environment. Therefore, it is best to find a safer, environmentally friendlier way to dispose of your old phones. Try using the methods below.

• Talk to your phone retailer to see if the old phone can be traded in for a discount.
• See if you can sell your old phone to a friend.
• You can always keep your old phone in case something happens to the new one.
• Try giving it to a nonprofit in your area.
• Give it to someone at the electronics recycling center in your area.
• Talk to a cell phone retailer about recycling it.
• Call your waste management company to see if it accepts electronics.

Dealing With Drained Batteries

You’ll also need to get rid of drained batteries. What can you do with them? Since you don’t want them anymore, you’ll need to find out how to dispose of them safely. In some cases, you can throw the batteries in the garbage without harming the environment. In other cases, the batteries must be recycled.

• You can recycle some batteries by taking them to a recycling center that accepts electronics.
• Some retailers have a bin for old batteries.
• Some batteries can be thrown in the garbage. This includes AA, AAA, D-cell, and 9V batteries.

We Offer Electronics Disposal Services

You can always count on us to get rid of your old electronics for you. We dispose of many types of e-waste, including cell phones, computers, DVD players, printers, monitors, and more.

Following Our Steps

• When you’re ready to get rid of your e-waste, call our office to schedule an appointment.
• As we drive to your home, we’ll call you to tell you we’re on our way.
• Once we’ve learned more about your junk, we’ll give you a free quote.
• Accept our price and we can get rid of the e-waste for you.

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