Hi Giovanni, On components and services there in a ngOnDestroy life-cycle hook. You can use this for the teardown. Point to note, browsers might take a while to do a complete run of garbage-collection. Especially when there is a lot of memory available, it can take quite a while before memory is actually released. This is not an angular issue, just the way browsers handle memory management.
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