Recycling fire extinguishers properly is vital for safety and helping the environment. They can work for up to 15 years but will need disposing of eventually. It’s important to know how long they last to avoid dangers. An example of what can go wrong happened in 2014. An extinguisher blew up in a bin, sadly…
Shredding documents is a common way to keep sensitive information safe. But, recycling shredded paper can be tricky. Not all recycling places can handle the tiny pieces, so they often end up in landfills. The American Forest & Paper Association says about 56% of paper waste in the US goes to landfills each year. This…
Styrofoam, also known as expanded polystyrene (EPS), is everywhere. You find it in coffee cups, food containers, and packaging. But, Styrofoam is a big problem for our planet. This guide will look into Styrofoam recycling, its harm to the environment, and how to dispose of it right. Styrofoam doesn’t break down and can stay in…
Expanded Polystyrene (EPS), also known as Styrofoam, is a light, shock-absorbing, and insulating material. It’s used a lot in packaging and building. But, many people don’t know Styrofoam can be 100% recycled. Recycling Styrofoam helps make new products instead of throwing it away. This guide will show you how to recycle Styrofoam right. You’ll learn…