Loudoun County hosting electronics recycling event
LEESBURG, Va. (DC News Now) — Loudoun County will be hosting an electronics recycling event this Saturday.
From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 18, people can bring their electronics to the Leesburg Park and Ride at 41951 Gourley Transit Dr.
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These are the types of electronics that will be accepted:
Televisions
Desktop computers
Computer monitors
Laptops
Servers
Mainframes
Circuit boards
Hard drives
Modems
Printers
Fax machines
Scanners
Copiers
Cetwork cables
Cower cables
Extension cords
Electrical wire
Holiday lights
Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)
Surge protectors
Answering machines
Microwave ovens
Calculators
Smart phones
Desk phones
Pagers
Stereo, video receivers and DVR/CD/DVD/VHS players
Video game consoles
Cables
Stereo speakers
Radios
Small household appliances such as vacuum cleaners, toaster ovens, coffee makers, blenders, hair dryers, curling irons and clothes irons
These items will not be accepted:
Refrigerators and freezers
Dehumidifiers
Air conditioners
Stoves
Washers and dryers
Fluorescent light bulbs
Smoke alarms
Mercury thermostats
Household batteries and vehicle batteries
Ballasts
Light bulbs
Smoke detectors
Microwave glass plates
Aerosols
Any equipment that contains mercury, chemicals, asbestos, radioactive components or liquid fuel
A limit of five items will be accepted. A 12” x 12” x 12” box filled with small items such as cables, phones and cameras will be considered one item.
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Fees will be charged for the following items:
$20 per television
$60 per console television or projection TV
$20 per computer monitor
$7.50 per computer hard drive for on-site shredding upon request
$20 per computer hard drive for on-site shredding upon request
$12 per hard drive for off-site shredding upon request for iPhones and tablets.
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