See full guidelines for recyclable items at decaturga.com/electronicsrecycling.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhnkJ63oKLweQchKYeQBGMy3Su5iFD0Mtm6iphQ2i03VoRZTY1qo-A4qLTtTvqGrmCM9P8caueKP0B6iN3-o1qznsWx9D_0z0cvyPVEio4GADdY1GXNdngoqRZs38JnLIV5gZrYQaJemg/s400/electronics2018.jpeg)
Paper shredding
AAA Security Shredding provides secure on-site document shredding, and all shredded documents will be 100 percent recycled. These items cannot be shredded: Cardboard, glass, plastic, magazines, napkins, newspapers, paper cups and plates, plastic or spiralbound notebooks, phonebooks, binders, and trash.
Styrofoam recycling
- Make sure foam has the “6” symbol on it
- Rinse and separate food service containers from other foam
- No straws, lids, tape or stickers
- No foam peanuts or insulation material
NOTE: Fee required to recycle cathode ray tube equipment (exact change only): Monitors $5; TVs $10
Since we started in 2005, we’ve diverted more than 1,000,000 pounds of electronics from landfills. Contact Sean Woodson, 404-377-5571, or sean.woodson@decaturga.com for more information and last-minute updates, or visit decaturga.com/electronicsrecycling.
No comments:
Post a Comment