Items You Did Not Know Can Be Recycled at Return-It Electronics
Recycling old electronics is more than just a good practice—it’s essential for protecting our environment. While most people know they can recycle common items like smartphones and televisions, many are unaware of the surprising range of electronic devices that can also be responsibly recycled through Return-It Electronics.
Let’s find out what they are.
What Can You Recycle at Return-It Electronics?
Here are a few surprising items you might not know can be recycled:
Medical Devices
Did you know that medical devices such as electronic thermometer, hearing aids, electronic blood pressure device and microscopes can be recycled? These devices often contain electronic components and batteries that should not be thrown into the trash. Recycling them ensures that hazardous materials are safely handled, and valuable materials are recovered for reuse.
Musical Instruments
Electronic musical instruments, such as keyboards, electric guitars, and DJ mixers, are also accepted at Return-It Electronics. These items contain a variety of materials, including metals and plastics, which can be effectively recycled, reducing environmental impact and promoting sustainability.
Other Surprising Electronic Items
Return-It Electronics accepts a wide range of electronic items for recycling.
This includes but not limited to e-bikes and e-scooters, battery powered ride-on toys, printing and copying devices, gaming consoles and wireless joysticks, IT equipment and many more.
With over 316 authorized collection sites across BC, finding a convenient drop-off point near you is easy. Best of all, it's free of charge. Simply visit return-it.ca/electronics/locations to locate a site near you.
Recycle Your Old Electronic Devices
Return-It Electronics makes it easy for British Columbians to recycle electronic devices. By taking advantage of the extensive network of collection sites, you can ensure that your old or unwanted gadgets are disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner. Visit return-it.ca/electronics/locations to find a convenient drop-off point near you and contribute to a more sustainable future.