How Do You Deal With Lead When Recycling Electronics?
Electronic gadgets, such as cell phones, calculators and computers often make life easier. People are able to stay in touch and organize their personal and work schedules which results in productivity. However, most of these items become obsolete within a year or two, and then you face the dilemma of proper disposal. Separate electronics from the rest of the trash. Call charities in your area. Many charities are willing to receive donated computers and refurbish them for people who can’t afford one. Dispose of computers and other electronic devices by contacting a reputable electronics recycling center. Many recycling centers issue certificates outlining exactly what happened to the equipment and where individual components will end up. Expect pick-up of the electronic item. It will then be taken apart at the recycling center and components containing lead will be separated from the rest. Highly trained professionals who know how to handle hazardous metals (such as lead, cadmium and co
