Recycling means making an old item reusable and is a popular term among the promoters of environmental preservation. Copper recycling has been around for many decades, and with high demands, people need to think about recycling old copper items at home or in commercial enterprises. Examples of copper items you can find include copper kettles, pans, jewelry, or construction materials for making roofs and heat exchangers. There are several benefits of recycling this vital resource and making it reusable.…
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If you run a restaurant, you know that grease trap maintenance is important. Not only is it legally mandated for most places, but it’s also important to keep grease out of your pipe system as well as the city’s pipe systems. But it’s another expense you have to deal with, and you know that just throwing away grease in normal trash cans is probably not that great for the environment.…
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When you think of selling metal, pawning gold and silver may come to mind, but have you considered recycling copper? While not as glamorous as its gold and silver cousins, copper is a valuable metal in the recycling industry. Copper is in high demand, as it’s used in electronics and construction. However, mining copper is an expensive and lengthy process. Recycling copper is far more efficient. In fact, copper.org states that about half of the copper used annually in the United States is recycled, rather than mined.…
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