Where do I recycle batteries for free..?
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My Staples store has recycle bags for batteries. You just bring in your batteries, put them in the bag provided and drop them in the drop off box. This is what I do.
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Most cities or counties have recycling programs for electronic waste such as computers, monitors, and in your case copiers. In my area, Los Angeles County, they have e-Waste roundups where you drive up with your pickup truck or put stuff in your trunk, and they take it out free of charge. You can visit www.888CleanLA.com for more information. If you reside in a different area, I would contact your local City or County office.
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http://www.freebielist.com/- Explore a treasure trove of freebies, free samples and free stuff on the Internet.\n\nhttp://www.craigslist.org/- find your city (If you live in a mojor one) and then click on "for sale" and then on free. The list is constantly updated as people list what they wasnt to give away.
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Maybe by going to your recycling bin.( if you have one)
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Make sure the electric and gas are not connected.  Someone had a good idea about recycling; doors, windows, trim. etc.
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Make a battery from a lemon!\n\nhttp://www.energyquest.ca.gov/projects/lemon.html
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I don't, but you could just ask on Freecycle for a laptop.  Someone just might give you one for FREE.  Join a site near you and change the world, one FREE item at a time.
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freecycle.com\n\nGo there and find the yahoo freecycle group in your local area. People post things there they are giving away for free. all you do is respond and say you want the item.
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Another popular site would be Freecycle.\n\nhttp://freecycle.org/
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Send it to Recycling and go out aand buy a decent computer
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try it :\nhttp://www.freecycle.org
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Right mouse click on it, and choose delete...it will be sent to recycle bin.
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Freecycles in my area are by city, not county. Have you tried searching for "yourcity freecycle" at groups.yahoo.com?\n\nThey're a great resource, thanks for taking advantage of them. :)
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Have you tried www.freecycle.org? Check out the website. It's not exactly 'recycle' by the purest sense of the term but once you check the website you'll be sure to like it.
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For disposal of hazardous waste, many cities and municipalities have hazardous waste collection sites or special days set aside for collection of such items. Check with your city or county Solid Waste Dept. or Environmental Quality or Environmental Protection agency for information. If you have a computer that is still functional, consider donating it to a school or nonprofit organization in need. Also, a nonprofit computer recycling organization called Computer Recycling Center may be helpful (see sources). For ideas on how to recycle items from cell phones to used tires, or how to stay ahead of the game and REDUCE consumption of products (for example, use canvas bags instead of plastic or paper; stop junk mail), see the following sources. Did you know, for example, that 4 to 5 trillion plastic bags are manufactured each year, and that the majority of them are NOT recycled? If we reduce consumption (by using canvas bags, for example), we work toward making our earth cleaner and healthier.
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There are special facilities that do recycle electronic equipment, but these facilities frequently charge a fee for the service.\n\nUnless the keyboard is broken I suggest saving it, you ever know when you might need a spare. Accident's happen.
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Join a Freecycle group in your area.\nThis link will show all the worldwide groups:\nhttp://www.freecycle.org\nIt really is a great organization.  Keeping things out of the landfill, finding things for free, the good feeling you get when you are able to give something you don't need any more to someone who needs it.