James Gray wrote:
> Anyone know if there's any special disposal considerations for electron
> accelerators (tubes)?
I was under the impression that CRT glass was leaded glass and therefore
needed special treatment, and because there was an oversupply of it,
they were charging for disposal.
> Or can I just chuck it in the glass section of the
> recycling bin?
Standard rubbish bin unless your council tells you otherwise I was going
to do kerbside pickup (4 free p.a) for the monitors I had until someone
decided they want to take them home to recycle the copper from around
the yoke.
When I consider the amount of metal I dispose of annually, it is a shame
that council doesn't open their recycling bins to a wider range of metals.
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