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Electronics

How to Recycle Electronics in Spartanburg County

Spartanburg County residents can recycle some types of electronics. Please take your E-Waste (anything with a plug, but no major appliances) to:

Station #8 (White Stone,)
Station #12 (Cooley Springs,)
Station #14 (Hobbysville,)
and Station #16 (Wellford.)

The types of e-waste that is accepted for recycling includes:

  • Computers and their peripheral equipment

  • Fax machines

Although it may not seem obvious, electronic waste (e-scraps) are in fact hazardous to both human and environmental health. The rapid advances in computer technology mean that we as consumers are continually upgrading and increasingly discarding.  E-Scraps not only takes up space in landfills, but it is a major source of toxic chemicals like lead, mercury, cadmium, zinc, beryllium, nickel, and brominated flame retardants, all of which can leach into the environment and our bodies.

If you have questions, please call 864-595-5326 or e-mail.

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