E-waste recycling

lobo76

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My computer seems to be dying and I would like to dispose of it cleanly (environmentally speaking) if possible.

What are my options? Looking at NEA's website, the only program (Panasonic one) that takes in desktops has ended...

If I bring to a shop (when building a new comp), will they help in transplanting some parts (ssd and gfx) and then recycling the rest? (still got mobo, ram and PSU...casing). I don't care if they want to 'use' it, or they throw it away (in an environmentally friendly way).

Do all shops do this? Or are certain shops more 'friendly' in this regard?
 

86technie

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Sell off or give away.
In the past you can send junk IT to Funan IT mall but since
it is demolish guess that is your only choice.
The Starhub E-waste bin is located in most SG area but
you need to strip down your PC.
 

wwenze

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U put giveaway on online forum within 5 minutes the hyenas will contact u
 

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lobo76

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U put giveaway on online forum within 5 minutes the hyenas will contact u

Frankly, I don't mind give away. It may still be usable at some level... Do I post in this forum, or the trade forum?
 

shiodong

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if tat beneficiary discard his ewaste into the trash bin, wont tat become lppl lol
 

Dr.Vijay

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Also, StarHub's e-waste program looks like the best option locally.

http://www.starhub.com/about-us/cor...ility/recycling-nations-electronic-waste.html


Here are some items you can recycle in the RENEW bins: answering machines, cables, car stereos, computer mice, CDs/ DVDs, docking stations, CD/ DVD/ VCD players, electronic toys, hard drives, keyboards, laptops, lithium-ion (Li-on) batteries, mobile phones, modems, MP3 players, printed circuit boards, printers, remote controls, routers, set-top boxes, telephones, VCRs and wires.
 
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