Now that these recycling drop-off events are becoming a regular thing, I have been holding on to any and all outdated electronic devices in order to recycle them. I've also been encouraging my friends and family to do the same. Gone are the days that it's OK to throw a computer monitor away in the trash. It's too easy to make a trip to a recycling drop-off point. And the revolving location points means that no one should have an excuse to dump their old electronics in the trash.
To make the drop-off day even more effective, this next event includes a separate category for clean used clothing. That way you can kill two birds with one stone. Grab those old sweaters that take up all that space in your closet, throw that beat up and broken video game or VCR in the car and head on over to Buffalo State College to recycle/re-use instead of hoarding and disposing of the items.
Saturday, January 17th (corrected) from 7am to 1pm. Location designated on provided flyer.
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To make the drop-off day even more effective, this next event includes a separate category for clean used clothing. That way you can kill two birds with one stone. Grab those old sweaters that take up all that space in your closet, throw that beat up and broken video game or VCR in the car and head on over to Buffalo State College to recycle/re-use instead of hoarding and disposing of the items.
Saturday, January 17th (corrected) from 7am to 1pm. Location designated on provided flyer.
any clarification on how i can expect to prove my monitor is coming from my household?