Where Can I Recycle Fluorescent Tubes?
Many Home Depot, Ikea, and Lowes Stores Provide Free Cfl Recycling. Smaller, More Localized Outlets Such as Ace Hardware, True Value, Menards, and Aubuchon...
Many Home Depot, IKEA, and Lowes stores provide free CFL recycling. Smaller, more localized outlets such as Ace Hardware, True Value, Menards, and Aubuchon Hardware may offer CFL and fluorescent tube recycling services – typically at no cost – either on their own or in association with utility-run programs (see below).
Does Home Depot take old fluorescent tubes?
You can bring old CFLs to The Home Depot for free recycling. ... If you're concerned about the mercury content in CFLs, consider LED bulbs. One of many LED advantages is that they don't contain mercury and do not have the same cleanup constraints. They are just as energy-efficient.
How do I dispose of fluorescent tubes?
- Source Find a recycling center that's within your jurisdiction. ...
- These tubes are considered universal waste and can be dropped off at a universal waste handler in large or small quantities. ...
- Head to your local Batteries Plus Bulbs store.
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