Making Recycling Easier

Posted on: 20 January 2016
If you are looking for ways to put a little extra cash in your pocket, recycling can be a good project. Scrap metal is valuable and can be very rewarding. Before you start recycling your scrap, it is important to know the metal you have and how to separate it to get the most for your labor. Here are some things that you can do to get the most for scrap metal you recycle:
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Posted on: 19 January 2016
If your business has hundreds of computers per department, that's a lot of parts and recyclable materials that could go to waste. You'll need a plan to get everything out of the building (and new computers in if you're upgrading) without completely tossing out systems, and there may be some parts that your Information Technology (IT) department could use. Before tossing everything aside, take a look at the recyclable materials and efficient ways to perform the removal.
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Posted on: 18 January 2016
Renting a dumpster should be pretty simple: The company rolls it into place, you cart your junk out of the house, toss it in the dumpster and the company hauls it away. That's pretty much how it works, but sometimes things happen that you don't expect. Here are a few things that happen that no one tells you about. You will fill it. Even if you try to calculate how much stuff you have – whether you're cleaning out accumulated junk or gutting a room for renovation – you'll probably underestimate the sheer volume of stuff.
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Posted on: 13 January 2016
If you operate a tire shop, you might currently use a local recycling service to get rid of the tires that you need to get rid of. There is a better option, however -- investing in a tire shredder. Although it will require an initial investment on your part, it can be beneficial for your tire shop in quite a few ways.   1. Cut Down on the Mess Around Your Shop
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