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1. www.homedepot.ca › recycling-programRecycling Program - homedepot.ca

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   National Battery and Cellphone Recycling Program. In partnership with Call-2-Recycle, The Home Depot Canada offers free battery and cell phone recycling to customers at all The Home Depot Canada stores . We accept the following types of batteries: Nickel Cadmium (Ni-Cd) Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) Nickel Zinc (Ni-Zn) Small Seale d Lead Acid ...

2. www.homedepot.ca › en › homeProvincial Recycling Programs - Eco Options - homedepot.ca

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   The Home Depot Canada offers free battery and cell phone recycling to customers at all The Home Depot Canada stores. Simply drop off your single-use and rechargeable batteries (weighting up to 5 kg each), in the specially marked recycling boxes at the entrance or exit of the store and walk away knowing they will be recycled in an environmentally responsible way.

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4. www.homedepot.com › c › abHow to Dispose of Light Bulbs - The Home Depot

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   To dispose of fluorescent tubes, some local recycling programs have special recycling protocols for these tubes. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency publishes a list of places that recycle these light bulbs. Also check with The Home Depot in your area to see if they dispose of fluorescent tubes by recycling.

5. ovwrc.com › lightbulb-recyclingLightbulb Recycling - Ottawa Valley Waste Recovery Centre (OVWRC)

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   Feb 22, 2023 · Residents will now be able to drop-off additional light bulbs at the Centre’s Household Hazardous Waste Depot or at one of the Centre’s two Environmental Days held in May and June. Acceptable lighting includes fluorescent tubes of all shapes and lengths, compact fluorescent lightbulbs (CFLs), high density (HIDs), halogen, incandescent, LED and miniature LED, incandescent, halogen bulbs.

6. housegrail.com › what-can-i-recycle-at-home-depotWhat Can I Recycle at Home Depot? Facts & FAQs

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   Feb 29, 2024 · Some other products you can recycle at Home Depot are compact fluorescent light bulbs, also known as CFL bulbs, and lead-acid car batteries. Recycling is one of the biggest ways regular folks can make a difference in helping the environment by reducing waste and the number of disposable products that make their way into landfills.

7. ottawa.ca › en › garbage-and-recyclingHazardous waste and special items | City of Ottawa

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   Glass (windows, drinking glasses, dishes, coffee pots, mirrors, light bulbs, etc.) For the health and safety of waste collectors, please securely package glass items in a cardboard box and label the box "glass" so that the operator is aware of its contents when placing it in the truck. Energy efficient light bulbs

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   Where can I recycle light bulbs?

   • The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency publishes a list of places that recycle light bulbs. Also check with The Home Depot in your area to see if they recycle LED light bulbs. Like CFLs, fluorescent tube lights contain mercury. The glass in the tube is very fragile.

   How to Dispose of Light Bulbs - The Home Depot

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   Where can I recycle CFL bulbs?

   • Proper light bulb disposal is one small way to support the long-term health of your community. There are several retailers who accept intact and undamaged CFL bulbs for recycling, including The Home Depot. There are also a few online services that allow you to mail in bulbs to be recycled.

   How to Dispose of Light Bulbs - The Home Depot

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   Does Home Depot Canada Recycle paint?

   • The Home Depot Canada no longer accepts paint and compact fluorescent light bulbs and tubes for recycling in our stores. We believe the collection and disposal of CFLs and paint can be more effectively managed through a third-party recycling program.

   Recycling Program - homedepot.ca

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   How do you dispose of fluorescent tubes?

   • To dispose of fluorescent tubes, some local recycling programs have special recycling protocols for these tubes. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency publishes a list of places that recycle these light bulbs. Also check with The Home Depot in your area to see if they dispose of fluorescent tubes by recycling.

   How to Dispose of Light Bulbs - The Home Depot

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   Does Home Depot Canada offer free battery recycling?

   • In partnership with Call-2-Recycle, The Home Depot Canada offers free battery and cell phone recycling to customers at all The Home Depot Canada stores . We accept the following types of batteries:

   Recycling Program - homedepot.ca

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   Do recycling centers accept incandescent light bulbs?

   • However, check local sources to see if your recycling center accepts incandescent lightbulbs. If the bulb is broken, wrap the pieces securely in heavy paper such as newsprint, so that glass shards don't cut through the garbage bag. This makes garbage pickup safer for both you and the waste collector.

   How to Dispose of Light Bulbs - The Home Depot

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9. www.homedepot.ca › lights-recycle-actionLIGHTS, RECYCLE, ACTION The Home Depot Canada launches ...

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   2006 The first The Home Depot store is Leed-certified. 2006 The first issue of Eco Options Magazine is published, including information and tips on energy efficient lighting. 2007 Plans are announced to phase out the sale of inefficient light bulbs in all The Home Depot Canada stores by 2011. About The Home Depot Canada