What's the environmentally correct way to dispose of an old tube TV these days? I have a 36" Toshiba that bit the dust.
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What's the environmentally correct way to dispose of an old tube TV these days? I have a 36" Toshiba that bit the dust.
I'm interested to know as well I have 3 dead TV's here at the world headquarters catching dust since we didn't know what to do with them.
Here's the answer for Ft. Worth residents. Don't know if I qualify for that or not.
http://www.fortworthgov.org/dem/info..._1784_0_8206_8
Is there a sign out in front of MME that says, "Dead TV disposal?"
Heck it's easier to find a 94' R package than it is to dispose of on old TV! ::Banana::Quote:
Originally Posted by jrj512
Just set it out on the curb with a "FREE TV" sign on it, and I guarantee it'll be gone before you know it!
::Banana::
Good point, POS. Sammm, you might want to get advice from Creek on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
Craigslist "Free" section.
Just set it out on the curb and post an address or location to pick it up.
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Originally Posted by POS Racing
You both suck. ::Rasp::Quote:
Originally Posted by jrj512
same place you put the engine oil, in a creek.
Still working on that transfer from FEMA to the EPA?Quote:
Originally Posted by mr brg
obviously.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
Listed it this afternoon and stated to reply for the pick-up address. I had 5 emails within an hour and it was gone in the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
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Originally Posted by sammm
Never under estimate the power of "free". It seems the world is full of Cheap Bastards! ;)