When it comes to scrap metal recycling, most homeowners don't realize how much scrap metal is actually lying around the home (inside and outside). Whether it’s about being environmentally responsible or earning some extra cash, recycling scrap metal can make a lot of sense.
Read moreFor most people, scrap metal recycling is about a once-a-week municipal collection. The focus is more about being responsible than making some extra cash, and it tends to be quite a small scale.
Read moreScrap metal recycling is more than just collecting beverage cans and glass containers on a weekly cycle. In fact, when it’s clean-up time around the house, there are countless metal-containing products that could easily be recycled – instead of being sent to a landfill site.
Read moreWith the continuing pandemic, and constraints of self-isolation, scrap metal pick up has become a popular option for homeowners who want to do some scrap metal recycling. As it is, this is the ideal time to clean junk found in the home and collect material for the scrap yard.
Read moreScrap metal recycling provides a number of incredible environmental and ecological benefits to society, as well as the entire earth. However, that really isn’t news to most people. After all, we have known for years of the advantages that recycling products have.
Read moreToday, most of us participate in some form of scrap metal recycling, either through a municipal collection program, or private collection services. Once the scrap is gone we pay little attention to the outcome. The truth is, most of us don’t know where that scrap metal will actually end up.
Read moreEven with today’s scrap metal recycling programs, there is plenty of metal waste still going to landfill sites. And while residential scrap metal does contribute to waste volumes, it’s business waste that needs to be ramped up with more robust recycling efforts.
Read moreRecycling household scrap metal may not necessarily save the environment, but it can help. At the very least, homeowners who bring their scrap metal to a scrap yard in Toronto can generate some quick and easy cash (while cleaning up a little at home).
Read moreMany of us are familiar with household recycling, particularly through local municipal collection programs. Typically, we go through the process – we bag up everything – we put it at curbside – and we hope for the best.
Read moreAfter a winter season of staying mostly indoors, spring tends to be a welcome time for cleaning up both indoor and outdoor “junk”.
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