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What Not To Do With Fluorescent Lamps

By now, you have undoubtedly seen a number of articles and videos from us explaining why lamp recycling is important and offering ideas on how to do it more efficiently. In researching for new material, we stumbled on this video clip which we couldn’t resist sharing. We can only hope that the “actors” in this clip are trained professionals and only took the time out of their busy schedules to help groups like us show what not to do with their lamps!  Enjoy!

LampRecycling.com does not recommend smashing bulbs in an unsafe manner.  

Recycling lamps doesn't have to be painful...

EasyPak™ containers are the safe and easy way to recycle your facilities’ fluorescent bulbs, batteries, ballasts, and electronics. One price includes everything you need, the UN Certified container, shipping to the recycling center, recycling fees, and certificates of recycling.

With EasyPak™, recycling is simplified to 4 easy steps:

1. Fill EasyPak™ Containers with Waste

Fill containers with your fluorescent lamp, battery, ballast, electronic, or thermostat waste. All containers are UN Certified for safe storage and transport, have poly bag liners for your safety, and come with full instructions.

 

2. Return for Recycling via Pre-Paid Shipping

Each container comes with a pre-paid shipping label. Follow instructions printed on the container and contact the shipper to schedule a pickup.

 

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Every time you recycle with EasyPak™, you are issued a Certificate of Recycling verifying your recycling history and notified via email. Certificates are available for download from your online account at any time. SHOW ME

 

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