Now that the holidays are over and We’re into a new year, there are tons of new e-waste to dispose of. But it’s not as simple as throwing it in the trash. In most places today this is no longer even legal. And the process for proper disposal of electronic items like televisions has become quite complicated. Thinking of Donating or Recycling? Fortunately, EwasteCleanup is here to assist all participants. There is a thriving market for used phones and other electronic devices such as computers, laptops, tablets, printers and other mobile devices. Several electronic stores will accept ..read more

When you use any electronic device, there is that question.  What to do with it when done? Well, mainly we think trash!  Right? Well No Electronic devices shall not go to the trash, although there might not longer serve its purpose they are very dangerous to the environment, not just the typical plastic but all the components inside can cause a great impact in our planet and way of life mainly in our water sources,  per instance there are reports showing leakages from electronic devices into water. protecting these sourses is imperative for our survival as The post Why Recycle E ..read more

 Data Destruction is all about data protection. To understand why is data destruction essential for your business or even for personal use we need to understand what and where it is mostly store.  In today’s daily leaving our personal information is everywhere online,  We can easily find anybody’s name and address now imagine if we can get our hands on a used hard drive? Old computers are sent to recycling centers daily with the intention of saving guarding the earth, but we need to think a bit further and analyze whom is getting our old drive full of pictures, emails and a ..read more

E-waste can contain toxic materials such as lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium and brominated fires retardants that are hazardous, difficult to dispose of and potentially damaging to the environment. 1. One in-two out. A lot of e-waste ends up i landfill, a lot more gets stashed in cupboards, garages, spare rooms and shelves around USA meaning we have to keep mining our soil. So, for every new piece of technology you welcome into your home, commit to recycling two unwanted pieces. 2. Stay data-safe. Always wipe important or personal files from your computer before takin ..read more

HOME DEVICES                           DVD Player Blu Ray Player Stereos TVs Video Game System CRTs & LCDs Monitor Projection Cable Box   OFFICE DEVICES Copier/ Printer Cell Phone Desktop Phone Computer Monitor Laptop Circuit Board Router/Modem Server HDDs Network/Switch ELECTRONIC UTILITIES AC Adapter Power Supply Remotes Electrical Cords Digital devices UPS The post Acceptable Items… appeared first on EwasteCleanup ..read more

E-waste refers to electronic waste. It is a term used for describing the working and broken electronic or electric items that have been discarded or donated away. E-waste includes products that are unwanted, nonworking, or approaching the end of their lives. As an R2 Certified recycler Ewaste Cleanup is serious about data security. We offer DOD level data eradication as well as physical hard drive destruction services. All jobs also receive and itemized serial number log for all devices destroyed and a Certificate of Destruction. Our facilities and trucks are secure and monitored 24 ..read more

We are celebrating 23 years of service, With a big smile we would like to thank all our customers for the opportunity to help you process and recycled all your obsolete electronics. In all these years we have come across a large variety of customers from small tax office to government agencies and I am proud to say we have met all expectations. We look forward to the future where we can really make a stronger change by reducing or eliminating our carbon footprint in this great land of ours. Recycling has been an adventure to say the least, we had ups and downs. But always striving to offer our ..read more

Such is the rapid pace of technological innovations that products that were launched just in the recent past become obsolete. Businesses continue to launch an extensive range of products to cater to the diverse needs of customers who continue to buy the latest products and toss the old ones out. Do you have any idea what happens to the products that are no longer desirable, outdated, and faulty? Well, they usually are recycled or end up in landfills or the hands of individuals who illegally sell them, benefiting themselves while compromising your brand. As a business, you would definitely have ..read more

Reduce reuse recycle facts and statistics The Three R’s: Reduce, Reuse and recycle is commitment towards E waste cleanup, increase corporate social responsibility and commitment for the reduction of C02 emissions. This Reduce, Reuse and recycle and commitment is also known as the three R’s initiative and this commitment for now and the future.The three R’s – reduce, reuse and recycle – all help to cut down on the amount of waste we throw away. They conserve natural resources, landfill space and energy. Plus, the three R’s save land and money communities must use to dispose of waste in landfill ..read more

Household Electronic Waste Household Electronic Waste, commonly referred to as E-waste is a name for electronic products nearing the end of their “useful life.” Computers, televisions, VCRs, stereos, copiers, and fax machines are common electronic products. Many of these products can be reused, refurbished, or recycled. The term “e-waste” can be loosely applied to products such as microwave ovens or small household appliances with a plug. E-waste Cleanup is a State Certified E-Waste (Electronic Waste) Collection Facility. Systems that do not meet the minimum requirements for the Digital Inclus ..read more