Learn what to expect, how you can prepare and how to make some money along the way.

It’s a biohazard

Mercury, Lead, Arsenic, Sound good? You wouldn’t believe it. These are only a few of the dangerous metals found in electronics. They can be dangerously improperly disposed off electronics because they look so innovative. You can put yourself at risk if you don’t know how to dispose of them properly. Electronics that are not properly disposed of can have a devastating effect on the environment, soil, and water quality.

Clean it

Many people throw away their tablets, phones, and computers without removing the contents. There are several steps you need to take to make sure your business data is safe. Yes, we can also help. Cyber-criminals and hackers love data that isn’t properly backed up or disposed of. It can be devastating for your business, as well as your personal life.

The law

Although there isn’t a national law or mandate regarding electronic disposal, over half of the US has laws about responsible recycling e-waste. Find a partner who is familiar with your local laws. When it comes to data disposal and e-waste recycling, make sure to inform your employees about both the local laws and company policies.

Choose a partner that you can trust

eCycle’s team is highly educated and experienced in e-waste recycling laws and procedures. We will guide you through each step. You may even be able to make a profit on electronics that are recommissioned or used.

Recycling electronics can be a smart idea, whether you spent a lot of money on electronics last year or just need to get rid of old equipment. It’s crucial to understand how to dispose of it properly and why it is so important.

This post was written by Steven Elia Co-Founder and Recycling Director at eCycle Florida. eCycle Florida is a R2 Certified electronics recycling company in the state of Florida. Our processes and procedures are dedicated to the proper destruction and recycling of your electronics. eCycle Florida is your go-to when looking for an electronic recycling center in Tampa. To learn more click here!