If you want to help keep the earth green and earn some extra money at the same time, then recycle all your NJ scrap. Some companies are even certified by the EAP and NJ DEP to accept and haul computer and electronic NJ Scrap. This electronic scrap includes:
Cell phones
CPU servers and towers
Testing equipment
Laptop computers
Hubs and routers
Power supplies and disc drives
Some NJ Scrap dealers even helped after Hurricane Sandy devastated the NJ coast. Not only did they donate free dumpster to help with clean-up, but they also increased their payouts for scrap and donated to the Hurricane Sandy NJ Relief Fund. A recycling center that is family run may tend to give back to the community in which their business resides. Some other centers may participated in a drive known as the Cans for Cancer fundraiser. To assist in raising money, they drop off a roll off dumpster, free of charge, and after it is full come back to pick it up it, weight it, and donate 100 percent of the value to this great cause. So if you can’t afford to give back to the community yourself looking for companies that do can help you feel like you are helping too.
What to recycle
So if your looking to make some extra money recycle all of your NJ Scrap and keep our environment green. Searching other people’s trash is a good way to find scrap without even putting out a penny out of your pocket. here are some things to keep an eye for ferrous, nonferrous metals, and computer scrap. Ferrous metals include such materials as:
Freezers
Hot water heaters
Dryers
Sheet metal
Washers
Metal studs
Car parts
Cast iron
Duct work
Car parts
Steel cans
Nonferrous metals include:
Numerous different types of copper
Aluminum cans
Vehicle radiators and other miscellaneous auto parts
Aluminum/steel BX cable
Stainless steel
Lead
Electric motors
Aluminum including extruded, cast, and irony
Brass
