Recycle This Earth Day Quick Links of the Day

Recycle Your Hard Drive This Earth Day

Earth Day is a great opportunity to remember to recycle.  You can reuse and recycle your old hard drives and here are some helpful links to get you on your way.

HOW TO RECYCLE HARD DRIVES

Hard drives are made mostly of aluminum which is easily recycled.  If you have time to dissemble your hard drive yourself wiki how has a tutorial http://www.wikihow.com/Recycle-Old-Computer-Hard-Drives

If you live in San Diego then the San Diego Recycling Center has free eWaste drop off every weekday http://www.recyclesandiego.org/

You can ship your hard drive to Back Thru The Future Technology Disposal; you pay for shipping and it will be recycled for free http://www.freeharddriverecycling.com/

AND IF YOU'RE CRAFTY

How to recycle your hard drive into a lamp http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Recycle-A-Hard-Drive-To-A-Cool-Lamp/

How to make a clock out of an old hard drive http://tgrounds.blogspot.com/2007/05/how-to-make-clock-out-of-hard-drive.html

This Earth Day Recycle Your CDs

 Earth Day is April 22nd

April 22^nd is Earth Day and CD Recycling Center of America wants to remind you to recycle your CDs.  CD Recycling Center encourages everyone to mail in their old CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays and the discs will be recycled for free.   There is no need for your old discs to end up in landfills when those discs could be recycled into new plastic items such as hard hats, recycling bins, office equipment, automotive industry parts  and much more.

To mail in your discs, just visit the website www.cdrecyclingcenter.com and sign in.  You can then print out a mailing label and mail in your discs.  Once the discs are received you will be registered on the website as an official Registered Member of The Compact Disc Recycling Center.

Backing up data onto a discs is popular today because of the 50-100 year life expectancy of a discs . U-Reach's CD / DVD / Blu-ray Duplicators are some of our most popular sellers.  If your data is safe for 100 years, just think how long it would take your disc to break down in a landfill.  Be sure to recycle your old, discarded discs.

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