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E-waste

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What is e-waste?
E-waste is short for electronic waste. That is, trash generated from broken, obsolete, and surplus electronic devices. You will also hear people refer to it as e-scraps or WEEE.
Typically, these electronics contain both valuable materials and non-valuable/not so valuable materials, but ALL materials must be handled responsibly. E-waste contains toxic chemicals and hazardous materials. And if you do not dispose of these electronics properly, it can cause the release of toxic substances into our environment.
E-waste recycling then refers to the reprocessing and re-use of these electronic wastes. It is simple.  It is a process that seeks to recover material from electronic waste. This way, you can use them in new electronic products.
These electronic wastes may be in the form of home appliances like your air conditioners, televisions, electric cookers, air conditioners, heater, DVDs, fans, microwaves, and radios. They may also be in the form of information tech equipment like your computers, laptops, mobile phones, batteries, hard disks, circuit boards, monitors.
You should know that e-waste is quite crucial because electronics have a short useful life. As such, they become electronic waste at a swift pace.
E-waste recycling is one of the most talked-about issues in the world today due to its potential to reduce environmental hazards and pollution. There is also the fact that it can protect our lives as humans and other life forms existing in our world.
So, you will agree that e-waste recycling is an activity that you must encourage at any level. If you’re someone who has developed an interest in recycling e-waste, or you’re simply trying to build interest, you might want to ask: what components can we recycle?

Components that can be recycled:
Large Appliances
(any external dimension more than 100cm)
Medium Appliances
(any external dimension between
50cm and 100cm)
Small Appliances
(any external dimension
smaller than 50cm)
Refrigerators
Microwave ovens
Toasters
Washing Machines
Small refrigerators
Coffee makers
Dryers
Desktop computers
Blenders
Dishwashers
Medium water heaters (geysers)
Laptops
Ovens
Medium-sized speakers
Small water heaters (geysers)
Large freezers
Medium-sized lawn mowers
Small speakers
Larger printers
Car subwoofers
Car radios
Large water heaters (geysers)
Large boomboxes
Portable radios
Large lawn mowers (riding models)
Leaf blowers
Clock radios
Large garden tractors
Compressors
Hair dryers
Servers racks and switches
Aircons
Electric toothbrushes
Keyboards
Invertor welder
Electric razors
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.
Gaming consoles
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.
Digital cameras
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Portable music players (like iPods)
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Printers
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Modems and routers
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  • Home
    • Vision & Mission
    • Where we fit into the recycling-process
    • Why recycling is important
    • Board of Directors
  • Recycling 101
    • Recyclable Items
    • Non-recyclable items
    • What happens to recycled products
    • Recycling drop off stations
    • E-Waste
  • Sales
    • Marketing Tools
    • Refuse Bags
    • Pelletised Plastic Material
    • Recycling Station Catalogue
  • Services
    • Public Recycling Stations
    • Advertising
    • Pick-up Services
    • PaperCut
    • Waste Management Services (3-in-1)
  • Projects
    • Cachet Park CID
    • Separation at Source (S@S)
    • Connect & Engage
  • Events
    • Recycling & Waste reduction workshop
  • Online Ordering
  • Contact Us