Need To Get Rid Of Old Lamp Bulbs In Your Commercial Space? Change Your Lighting And Save

The electricity bills in your commercial space may be super high because of the types of light bulbs and lamps you have. If you know that you have to make an effort to cut down on your energy use and electricity bills, and that you are really struggling and having a problem, talk with the lighting professionals about changing out all your lamp bulbs in the space. Here are some of things you want to know before you remove any lamps or make any changes in the space. Read More 

What Kind Of Information Could Someone Really Get From Your Old PC?

You get the blue screen of death after one too many failed attempts at startup, and you know it is time to move on; your old PC has kicked the bucket and it's high time for a replacement. Before you go out and get your new PC, you are left to get rid of the old one you have, and far too many people make a big mistake at this point: they toss their old computer in the trash and never look back. Read More 

Picking Out Recyclable Materials Inside Computers

If you need to get rid of a broken computer, or if you have a source for a few old systems that need to be scrapped, you'll need a plan for getting the job done efficiently. You have multiple options when recycling computers, and most choices depend on the amount of time you want to invest versus the amount of money you may receive. Here are a few computer recycling details to help you figure out what to do. Read More 

4 Ways High School Teachers Can Encourage Can & Bottle Recycling

When students enter high school, the dynamics of the lunchroom can dramatically change. Teens can choose what they want for lunch and have more freedom on the beverage options that they purchase and consume. These purchases include bottles and cans that should always be recycled but often end up in the regular trash. Instead of letting bottles and cans go to waste, there are four ways that teachers and school administrators can encourage recycling of these products. Read More 

Waste Management For Medical Institutions: What Goes Where?

If you're opening a new medical clinic or laboratory, establishing a smart, safe routine for disposing of your trash should be at the top of your to-do list. Some items should be handled as non-renewable garbage or even toxic waste, while others can be recycled or reused. Here are some sensible strategies for dealing with different kinds of materials. Paperwork and Supplies Much of the standard garbage produced in medical facilities can be disposed of through normal methods, including recycling. Read More