Nobody wants to have a pile of unwanted metal, but if you're not sure where to throw it, you'll either face this situation or throw it away. Neither of these options is ideal, so it's important to find a reliable and trustworthy source to help you dispose of metal safely and responsibly.
Old Electronics:
If you have old electronics that are damaged or no longer in use, they are just taking up space in your home. You must visit a scrap metal buyer who can properly recycle old electronics, batteries, and other potentially hazardous items that are made up of nonferrous metals.
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Certain types of batteries and other electronic components are hazardous to disposal and must be properly recycled under federal laws. Electronics can also contain chemicals such as lead or mercury, which can harm anyone who comes in contact with trash.
Scrap Metal:
There are a number of reasons why you may have scrap metal that you need to get rid of. Home improvement projects, hobbies, and construction work often produce an excess metal that you need to remove. It is expensive and impractical to throw away, but you can safely dispose of it in a used recycling facility.
Copper, aluminum, and many other metals are usually accepted and bought in such places.
