How do we dispose of a computer and monitor?

Answer 1

You take it to a recyling plant that specialises in computers.

Find a nearby electronics recycling service and make sure they are reputable. There has been issue with e-waste (electronic waste) being exported to developing countries that can not properly handle it.

A good company in the United States is All Green Electronics Recycling. They offer free service and have over 100 drop-off locations and do free pick-ups all across the country. Check out www.allgreenrecycling.com or call (800)780-0347

Answer 2

Check with local county or environment officials for laws and regulations in your area for proper disposal of these of these items. The county might have a recycling center that will receive them. Discharge a monitor before disposing it.

Answer 3

Many municipalities offer recycling services for electronics, including Computer Monitors, though dates and quantities may be restricted. Though many retailers may offer this service, Best Buy has one of the most comprehensive electronics recycling programs through its brick and mortar stores.

Answer 4

You might be able to give it away on Freecycle or Craig's List. Or, call your local computer store. Many computer stores have days when they'll accept old electronics for proper disposal. Some companies will accept products for recycling if you pay the shipping. Dell and Hewlett-Packard are on that list.

Answer 5

When looking to dispose of an old CRT monitor it is suggested to go to a local landfill to dispose of it. This is due tot he fact that many of these CRT monitors if not disposed of properly it can damage the environment.

Answer 6

Consult local guidelines for disposing of hazardous material.

Answer 7

You can dispose of a computer at your local recycling center or some electronic stores are also offering disposal.

Answer 8

Take it to your local electronics refuge.