After The Harvest, Sell Your Farm Metal Scrap Too

Posted on 13 August 2018

After a harvest, it's time to reap all of the benefits of a whole year of hard work. But not only can you reap benefits from selling your harvest, but you can also earn more money by selling your scrap metal. Your farm will likely be filled with metal items that you can earn some money from at the scrap yard. Your farm equipment is a gold mine of ferrous scrap metal. [Read More]

Top Benefits Of Recycling Used Motor Oil

Posted on 4 June 2018

If you work in an auto repair shop or another business in which you end up with a lot of used oil, one thing that you might struggle with is actually getting rid of the oil. Luckily, you do have options. For example, you can consider recycling your used motor oil. These are a few reasons why this can be a good idea. Avoid Getting Fined For one thing, as you probably already know, it's important to be careful about how you handle hazardous waste like used motor oil within your business. [Read More]

Several Answers To Recycling Questions

Posted on 14 March 2018

Starting a recycling program for your business can be an effective way of helping to do your part for the environment. However, you may not be fully aware of the factors that should be considered when instituting one of these programs for your business. This can make it beneficial to learn as much as you can about these programs prior to starting the process of setting one up. Is Recycling Expensive? [Read More]

How To Gather Scrap Metal For Recycling

Posted on 8 December 2017

If you decided that you would like to get more involved in protecting the environment and make a little money while doing it, you might be interested in scrap metal recycling. Of course, you will need to take some time to learn about some of the best ways to find scrap metal that you can turn in for recycling. Here are some suggestions to help get you started on the right track: [Read More]

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Taking the Guesswork Out Of Recycling

After traveling abroad and seeing what a severely cluttered beach looked like, I decided that it might be in my best interest to learn how to recycle. I contacted my city center and figured out my options, and the next day they delivered a few recycling trashcans. Although it worked well for what I needed, I realized that it might be smart to recycle in other ways too. We started using plastic bags as trashcan liners, reusing plastic containers, and trying to minimize the amount of waste that we created. I want to help you to learn the same types of recycling habits, which is why I started this blog.