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Athens Services only uses contractors who
safely dismantle electronic waste in California.
We do not knowingly supply electronic waste to companies
who ship whole units overseas or out of state or who use
prison labor. It is our commitment to support the
California economy by ensuring the safe and proper
disposal of California's electronic waste.
For Residential customers, please see the
various links below for information regarding electronic
and other hazardous wastes.
For Commercial Customers, please contact your Commercial Account
Manager at (888) 336-6100 for details on
our E-waste Recycling Program.
You can also click on the links below for additional
resources for recycling electronic waste.
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PC’s &
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TYPE FOUR
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Peripherals
(Keyboards, Mice, Scanners, Printers) |
Consumer Electronics
(Radios, TV’s, Stereos, VCRs, Fax, etc.) |
888CleanLA Helpline
(888) CLEAN LA (888-253-2652)
www.888cleanla.com
Click on the Household Hazardous Waste Link.
LA Shares
(310) 301-9257
www.lashares.org
LA SHARES is a non-profit materials reuse program, which takes donations of reusable goods and materials and redistributes these items FREE OF CHARGE to nonprofit organizations and schools throughout Los Angeles County.
Hewlett-Packard
Product Return and Recycling
www.hp.com/go/recycle
Enter "recycling" in search menu for
the link to updated product return program information
for computer hardware and printer cartridges.
CA Integrated Waste Management Board
Electronic Product Management Directory
www.ciwmb.ca.gov/Electronics/Collection/
Dell Computers
Dell Exchange Program
www.dell.com
Enter "recycling" in search menu for
the link to updated product return program information.
RBRC Rechargeable Battery
and Cell Phone recycling
http://www.rbrc.org/call2recycle
Mercury Disposal
Systems
Fluorescent bulb disposal services for residents and
businesses
http://www.nomerc.net
Hazardous Waste
To avoid an
interruption of your service, please do not place hazardous materials into your
trash. Most paints, pesticides, and petroleum derivatives
such as motor oil and solvents are considered hazardous
wastes. Additionally, electronic waste such as
fluorescent tubes, all batteries, televisions,
computer monitors, and other items containing
mercury are no longer allowed in your trash.
Tires are also not allowed in the trash. State and Federal laws require special handling
for these wastes and there are periodic L.A. County
Hazardous Waste Roundups and Used Oil Collection Centers
for proper disposal of hazardous materials. For more
details, please call the HAZWASTE HOTLINE at (888)
CLEAN-LA.
If hazardous waste is identified, it
will be tagged and not collected.
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