where are the best places to bring the tubes and casings? And are the tubes worth dismantling or just dumping them at some center?
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where are the best places to bring the tubes and casings? And are the tubes worth dismantling or just dumping them at some center?
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varies from state to state, region to region. Some people can get curbside pickup of a few stripped tubes, other people have to pay through the nose and deliver them to a dump site to get rid of them. they are a problem for me, and you need to check with your municipality, or people from your area about how to dispose of them properly.
if you post a brief introduction in the intro section, people could get a better understanding of where you live, and the locals on this forum could help you more with their own solutions. there is no easy answer. leaded glass among a few other hazmat chemicals make tv disposal an edgy process sometimes. good luck
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Yes, please post an intro. We like that. Check with your local goodwill. Some of them will take up to 10 per day. Not all of them though.
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My local goodwill wont take them and my landfill wont anymore either. So i turn them down its a shame i could get litterly hundreds of them
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Try going to Best Buy. They accept TV's that are as big as 32". Anything bigger than that and you have to pay. There is a place near me that accepts CRT's for a dollar an inch. Thats when you need to charge people for removal. I don't usually touch anything larger than 32" unless someone else has smashed it for its yolk. I remove all the boards, speakers, and anything else worth it. I can't stand that when people smash in the larger TV's and then leave them there for someone else to clean up. It gives us scrappers a bad name.Originally Posted by erik199386
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Ford six you might want to talk to Happyscrapper about them. He seems to have a good line on someone breaking them down. I got out of that racket pretty fast. I still buy them but i required towers along with them or equivalent scrap amounts.Also easy has a connection for selling the working units, Same with one of my buyers that i can put you in contact with. She even has a box truck with lift gate to come to you. Let me know what you want to do.
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Actually, this is a horrible idea but the next time I buy a TV from Best Buy I am going to scrap the largest CRT that I can get my hands on and then have them deliver the new TV and take out the old one. They provide that service also.
Experienced Scrapper
Does anyone know of a place near Salt Lake to take tubes? I'll be contacting Goodwill, BestBuy and other possibilities and let you know if I find anything.
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