We are now accepting LCD, LED & Plasma TV's. There is a fee of $10.00 for 32" and below and $20.00 for 32" and larger.
We are not accepting CRT (tube) televisions. Please call 419-318-9163 to schedule an appointment for drop off.
Computer Repair
We are now conducting repairs here at the Tractor Road location. Every thing from new operating systems to clean ups. Give us a call.
CRT & TV Recycling
Sorry, we are no longer accepting CRT TV'S or monitors.
Davis College E-Waste Drive!
4747 Monroe Street, Toledo, Ohio from 12:00-5:00 in the parking lot.
Simply, we recycle electronic waste. Old cell phones, outdated computers, printers that don’t work - we take it all. Then, recycle the components.
We will not be accepting CRT Monitors or TV's at this event.
Electronics Recycling: Why Do Some Facilities Reject E-Waste?
This was a great read. It enplanes the reasons for us to charge for CRT monitors. Take a look.
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/electronics-recycling-why-do-some-facilities-reject-e-waste/
New reports find the average lifespan of a flat panel TV to be 10 years
A U.K. based non-profit group called WRAP conducted a study on 400 flat panel TVs that measured their life span. They also measured average laptop life spans in this study. Flat panel TVs lasted an average of 10 years, while laptops came in at a close second at 9.6 years. This information is crucial to calculate, as recyclers must be able to prepare for the estimated 470 million flat panel TVs to enter the E-waste stream. Some of these TVs are being closely monitored by this group because they contain mercury from cold cathode fluorescent lamps. According to WRAP the industry could potentially face challenges with this type of material.
I thought this was funny!
This was taken at the Waterville receptacle. Please do not dump TV's there. Thanks
Team Member Spotlight
Tyler is our warehouse manager. He has worked at Recycle IT, USA Toledo for over 11 months. He is a Sophomore at the University of Toledo studying Electrical Engineering. Tyler enjoys working on computers and playing video games with his little brother and friends.
