Apparently Poland does not participate in a recycling program for empty laser toner cartridges like many other countries, so does anyone know of an alternative method of recycling them in Kraków? I prefer not to throw them in the trash. Thanks for all constructive input!
Where to recycle stuff in Krakow?
delphiandomine 86 | 17823
30 Jun 2011 / #2
Apparently Poland does not participate in a recycling program for empty laser toner cartridges like many other countries, so does anyone know of an alternative method of recycling them in Kraków?
That's because many, many companies will take them off your hands and will give you a discount on cartridges bought from them - for instance, the company I use will give you 20zl credit for each cartridge.
Merged: Recycling skillets in Krakow
I have several skillets that need to be replaced because the Teflon has started to chip away after several years of usage. I would like to recycle them here in Krakow, but I'm not exactly sure where I can do this. I could remove the handles and toss them into our plastic/metal recycling bin, but I'm not sure how the Teflon coating might affect their potential recyclability (is this even a word???). Any suggestions? Thanks!
I have several skillets that need to be replaced because the Teflon has started to chip away after several years of usage. I would like to recycle them here in Krakow, but I'm not exactly sure where I can do this. I could remove the handles and toss them into our plastic/metal recycling bin, but I'm not sure how the Teflon coating might affect their potential recyclability (is this even a word???). Any suggestions? Thanks!
peter_olsztyn 6 | 1082
30 Dec 2011 / #4
metal recycling bin
I haven't seen a metal recycling bin yet.
I could remove the handles
In Poland it's against the law to dismantle white goods ;)
Just leave it near bins. Aluminium is highly prized among złomiarze. They will take it on its last journey to scrap yard.
Any suggestions?
Try calling a local thrift shop & ask what advice they recommend.