Electronic recycling is where one person can make a big difference. Taking your computers and electronics to a qualified recycler makes a bigger impact on the environment than you realize!
When we recycle electronic components reusable materials are recovered to be used in manufacturing. Recovering materials gives us a chance to make new electronics out of the old. With enough recycling we will no longer rely on mining to produce electronics. In other words, we can save the environment by recycling more. During the recycling process we can recover about 15% of the gold that they use to create the electronics. This means 85% comes from mining the Earth’s natural resources.
Toxic chemicals including lead, mercury, cadmium, and chromium make up many electronics. Dumping these into the environment releases chemicals which can destroy the environment. Old CRT monitors can contain between 4 to 8 pounds of lead. Exposure to lead can cause widespread health issues for both humans and animals.
Data security makes people nervous about recycling their old computers. Recycling electronics with Data security makes people nervous about recycling their old computers. Recycling electronics with Goodwill Industries we go through a thorough data destruction process. This includes game consoles, tablets, laptops, desktops, and any other smart device. We decommission hard drives and format any memory cards we receive. Computers, tablets, and laptops are reset to original factory form.
Both laptop and desktop computers, along with their accessories (monitors, keyboards, mice, etc). Yes we even recycle CRT monitors, for free!
Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Switch, Gameboy and all versions, Sega, Game Gear, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox one, Playstation 1-4, and any other video game console!
Both new and old printers, laser, inkjet, and other versions can be recycled.
Any "smart" device and various office equipment.
With stores throughout Southwestern Michigan you can bring your electronics to any one of our stores to be recycled!
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