Re: [TCLUG:5163] dead equipement

[barnabas@pobox.com]

Our company just recycled a bunch of monitors for $10 apiece at a
company in downtown Minneapolis.  I don't remember the name of the
place, but its about a block north of Washington and within 3 or 4
blocks of 35W (on the west side).  I'll ask at work tomorrow to see
whether I can find out the name of the company.  The nice thing is that
they'll take most, if not all, other electronics at no charge.  (But you
better call them for details before you go since we've only dealt with
them once and I may not know all the details.)

Eric

Chris Kesler wrote:
> 
> Try www.materialsprocessing.com .  They're located in Eagan.  They charge
> $15, but they're not a landfill.  It's illegal to put all that lead in a
> landfill.  They have a pretty cool junk shop, too.  It has lots of
> computer and electronics parts.
> 
> Save the planet, dude.
> 
> Chris
> 
> On Thu, 8 Apr 1999, Joseph Heil wrote:
> 
> >
> > Anyone know where I can get rid of a dead monitor?  Most recycling programs
> > wont take electronic equipement.  And I hate the idea of paying a landfill
> > to take it.
> >
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