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electrical waste, where to bring?

celica00 · 2013-04-08 11:21:38

I did a bit of reasearch but came only up with shops where u can bring (back) broken electrical stuff such as printers, phones etc etc but i do have a few things i wanna throw away which was not bought in shops (only online) where do i bring it? or will i just throw it in the bin and thats it? not too economical me thinks

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08-04-2013 12:21pm

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celica00

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I did a bit of reasearch but came only up with shops where u can bring (back) broken electrical stuff such as printers, phones etc etc

but i do have a few things i wanna throw away which was not bought in shops (only online)
where do i bring it?
or will i just throw it in the bin and thats it? not too economical me thinks

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#2 08-04-2013 12:32pm
Ludo

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Raffeen recycle centre

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#3 08-04-2013 12:33pm
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Bring it to the WEE section of the Kinsale Road landfill site ( South link road heading to Kinsale Rd roundabout). It won't cost you anything.

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#4 08-04-2013 2:42pm
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Almost any proper recycle centre would take them. You need do nothing special with them. In the last while I left some electrical items at the recycle centre in Carrigtwohill and at the centre in Midleton Skip Hire. They're just stacked to one side...

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