I don't know about you, but I have a need to upgrade my technology at least once a year. With cell phones, we do it every time our contract is up. Computers we upgrade whatever we can before actually purchasing something new. Sometimes, the hardest part of the process is letting go of the product, and I can tell you that some have made it to a drawer in the kitchen... it's the hoarder in me.
![Best Buy Electronics Recycling Project]( "Best Buy Electronics Recycling Project")
Because I'm sure that you're very much like me, I invite you to take all those old electronics and chuck them into the Best Buy bins by the entrance doors (batteries, old iPods, phones, etc.) and for bigger items, you can just take them into a Best Buy and they'll take care of the recycling - for FREE, at every Best Buy location in Puerto Rico and the U.S.! It doesn't matter how old it is, or even where you bought it. Best Buy will safely dispose of them through the Best Buy Electronics Recycling Project and it'll help the goodwill in all of us because, did you know, that technology is the fastest growing waste stream on the planet? I mean, if you think about it, how many TVs, phones, computers, printers have you gone through?
![Energy Star certified products]( "Energy Star certified products")
And if after recycling your old electronics you find yourself looking at the newer models, check out Best Buy and their line of Energy Star certified products.
This is a compensated post. I received a Best Buy Gift Card and/or received the product/service at a reduced price or for free. All thoughts and opinions are my own. ![]()
Because I'm sure that you're very much like me, I invite you to take all those old electronics and chuck them into the Best Buy bins by the entrance doors (batteries, old iPods, phones, etc.) and for bigger items, you can just take them into a Best Buy and they'll take care of the recycling - for FREE, at every Best Buy location in Puerto Rico and the U.S.! It doesn't matter how old it is, or even where you bought it. Best Buy will safely dispose of them through the Best Buy Electronics Recycling Project and it'll help the goodwill in all of us because, did you know, that technology is the fastest growing waste stream on the planet? I mean, if you think about it, how many TVs, phones, computers, printers have you gone through?
And if after recycling your old electronics you find yourself looking at the newer models, check out Best Buy and their line of Energy Star certified products.
I've used the bins by the entrance doors before for batteries and gift cards (yes, they take those too!), have you had the opportunity to toss something in there before? What was it?
