I have old phones and electronics that are no use to use so I usually recycle them to a local Best Buy. We still kept our old vintage Nintendo, vintage Polaroid Camera & some working phones for emergencies. I have never trashed out anything that could harm the environment, so we recycle most of the time. We have separate trash cans, one for recycling plastic/bottles and one for just trash.

With modern technology around us, we are always upgrading our phones and computers every-time a new phone comes out. People tend to upgrade and lay the old electronics around the house. I have seen people throw cords, batteries and old phones in regular trash to save a trip to a recycling station and that is no good for the future of our children. If you have old phones or non-working electronics, do not throw them in the trash, recycle them for free at Best Buy in the US and Puerto Rico. Best Buy recycles 387 pounds of electronics each minute our stores are open. No matter where you bought or how old it is, Best Buy will recycle it for you.

What experiences you’ve had while recycling electronics at Best Buy? Let us know in a comment below. Best Buy will be reading this post and this could be a great so you can let them know how you feel about the Best Buy Recycling Program.

Did you know that Best Buy carries a whole line of Energy Star certified products as well?  Recycle your old electronics and upgrade to more energy efficient ones.  To learn more about our Energy Star certified products, you may visit: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Global-Promotions/ENERGY-STAR/pcmcat149900050024.c?id=pcmcat149900050024&ref=184&loc=01

Disclaimer: The reviewer has been compensated in the form of a Best Buy Gift Card and/or received the product/service at a reduced price or for free

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