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Easy and Quick Tips for E-Waste Disposal

  • Writer: davel888
    davel888
  • Jan 19, 2017
  • 2 min read

Hectic schedules and busy lifestyles take most of our time and sometimes we will not consider things that significantly impact our life, for example E-Waste. Usually, people just throw their electronic devices with the rest of rubbish in the trash rather than consider about recycling or better way to dispose their E-Waste.


This phenomenon may come out simply because most people do not have the time to research on how they can dispose their E-Waste effectively in the most environmentally friendly way.Hence, this article has objective to provide a better and simple solution for effective E-Waste disposal which will help both of you and your environment.

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Get ready to recycle your E-Waste –1300 IT JUNK and IT E-Waste will come to your home.


1300 IT JUNK and IT E-Waste are companies that will take your old electronic devices (e.g. printers, phones, televisions, computer, etc.) to be recycled. They ensure that your E-waste is sent to the recycling facilities.


The website with the link http://recyclingnearyou.com.au that run by Planet Ark is very helpful website. It is simple and easy to use in finding the nearby facilities for recycling. It can be used just by enter your state and postcode and the website will show list of nearby facilities, including for your E-Waste.


This service is free and will not give significant impact on your financial, especially for environmentally consciousness.


Moreover, most of the residents are encouraged to bring their E-Waste free of charge to certain places where they can ensure that their E-Waste disposal will be the most environmentally friendly way. Hence, some city councils usually provide free E-Waste disposal days (e.g. Wollongong City Council over the Anzac Day weekend).


Therefore, for you who may have a bit spare time and want to make money from their E-Waste, there is always option for selling them or to recycled in the most environmentally friendly way. Thus, some Avenues such as eBay, the Trading Post and Cash Converters are popular ways to find new place for store your E-Waste while making little money on the side.


However, if you think your electronics devices or your E-Waste are in working condition and you feel that someone else will need that, you can also donate them to those who need or less fortune people.


Why simply add to the growing, worldwide E-Waste problem when you can just as easily be environmentally friendly!

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