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What does everyone do with their old electronics?
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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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It really depends on the type of waste and possible usefulness. I generally do a cellphone trade-in when getting a new device. I like to tinker so, for other devices, I will tend to hold onto them to disassemble for future project components. For lithium ion batteries, generally, you need to bring them to a household hazardous waste facility or, some electronics stores, like Best Buy, may offer collection.