We're the people who trash monitors like that. We ditched all our working monitors to the curb last spring. There were simply too many here, and 15" is simply too small. I think someone picked them all up, though, so that was nice for them, I'm sure.
Did you try charity first? Or perhaps recycling? There IS lead in them, and cities often times will fine you for throwing out something "hazardous" with the trash.
They don't fine you, they just leave it there. We just put them out assuming someone would come by and pick them up, which they did. To actually get rid of any of the electronics, you have to haul it yourself and pay per piece. E-waste is expensive. Thus, the garage has a lot of dead parts at the moment.
Yeah, but there's no need. We've never put anything out that looked functional that didn't get taken. We count on those people, and it's just easier for us that way.
I've never heard that hear before, but maybe they do it. I'd have to look into it, and I have no idea how.
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To actually get rid of any of the electronics, you have to haul it yourself and pay per piece. E-waste is expensive. Thus, the garage has a lot of dead parts at the moment.
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Maybe near you, but we have a place that lets you bring in stuff twice a year for free.
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I've never heard that hear before, but maybe they do it. I'd have to look into it, and I have no idea how.
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