1. TV REYCLING PROCESS

2. “According to the EPA, recycling just one computer and one monitor is the equivalent to preventing 1.35 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions from being released. The recycling of one television prevents four to eight pounds of lead from being added to the waste stream.” http://www.allgreenrecycling.com

3. What is the TV Recycling Process? The first stage in the TV recycling process is to remove the cathode ray tube from its enclosure. After the CRT is removed, the left over parts are shredded and separated into categories of copper, steel, printed circuit board, and plastic. Television recycling process involves the cathode ray tube made out of glass. It is necessary to remove the leaded glass from the clean glass. Finally, the leaded glass is heated up so that the lead can be removed. Once extracted, the lead is sold as a commodity. http://www.allgreenrecycling.com

4. How Can We Avoid the Costly Television Recycling Process? There are a few ways you can responsibly get rid of your television without getting involved with the TV recycling process. http://www.allgreenrecycling.com

5. You could sell your television on Craigslist eBayeBay Amazo n http://www.allgreenrecycling.com

6. You could choose to return your television to its manufacturer for free of charge at many drop off centers. If you can not find a convenient place to do this, you can consider dropping off your television at a retail store. http://www.allgreenrecycling.com

7. Finally, if you do not like these options, you can donate your television to Goodwill, give it to a neighbor on Freecycle, or donate your TV to your church, local school, or even a local theater that could use it as a prop. http://www.allgreenrecycling.com

8. Contact us All Green Electronics Recycling All Green Electronics Recycling ADDRESS 15561 Del Amo Ave. Tustin, CA 92780 PHONE (714) 782-1485 EMAIL info@allgreenrecycling.com