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Search for certified recyclers near you: For household electronic waste see below for options. Determine your equipment’s manufacturer. Visit the manufacturer’s website for recycling/take-back information. Home TV, video, computer, phones, batteries, bulbs. Take your items to a Collection Event.
Electronic Recycling Oklahoma City. UER specializes in cost-effective services for the complete life cycle of all electronic assets as well as offering secure paper shredding in Oklahoma City. UER guarantees the highest class of service at the most competitive pricing for your recycling needs.
At AfterTech Computer Recycling, we recycle all technologies and metals. By recycling, we advocate reducing waste first. Then we recycle via re-use and re-manufacturing and donate or re-sell at reduced prices for those less fortunate.
Oklahoma City offers single-stream, curbside recycling for eligible households. For rural customers, we offer convenient drop-off centers to take recyclable items. We do not offer recycling for apartment complexes or businesses. Want to know more? Learn to recycle right; Find your trash and recycling pick-up day; Visit a rural recycling drop ...
Oklahoma City Electronics Recycling. In Oklahoma, we accept computers, printers, smart phones and other old equipment subject for disposal. We provide only the best service with number of options just for you. This is the reason why we called as the Oklahoma City’s premier electronics recycling company. Schedule a Pickup
Where is the nearest recycling center? Check out this map! Click on your county and the registered recycling centers are listed. It also states what types of recyclables the center will take. Or see this comprehensive site. Visit Keep Oklahoma Beautiful’s Recycle Directory. Select “View larger version” at the bottom of the table and ...
1 Απρ 2024 · Oklahoma City residents will be able to recycle and dispose of household hazardous waste materials — including tires, ammunition, prescription medications and some electronic or “eWaste”...
