

Inkjet cartridges Some manufacturers include a free mailer with each new inkjet cartridge so you can send your used cartridges in for recycling. You can also bring them to office supply stores to recycle some stores will give you credit toward the purchase of new cartridges. Fluorescent and HID Light Bulb Information Gypsum drywall Check with your local transfer station or landfill many accept drywall for recycling. Fluorescent light bulbs and other mercury-added lamps Many participating retail stores and other locations accept fluorescent lamps for recycling free of charge. Electronics Electronics recycling in Maine. Check with your cell phone service provider or search the web to find a cell phone donation and/or recycling program. Cell Phones Maine law requires the recycling of all cell phones. They may charge a fee for this service as carpet is expensive to transport and there are no carpet recycling facilities in Maine. Ask your retailer or contractor if they will take your old carpet for recycling. Carpet and carpet padding There are many different kinds of carpet, and nearly all are recyclable. Your local solid waste facility or recycling center may also take returnable bottles and cans and use the proceeds to support local projects and needs. Learn more about Maine's beverage container redemption program.


You will be rewarded with 5 cents for each smaller container and 15 cents for wine & liquor bottles. Bottles and cans Most beverage containers (except milk products and fresh apple cider) purchased in Maine can be returned to grocery stores and redemption centers. When you replace your car battery, return the old battery to the store where you bought your new battery to have $10 refunded to you or credited toward the purchase of a new battery. Learn more about battery recycling in Maine. Batteries There are hundreds of locations in Maine that collect rechargeable batteries for recycling. Recycling options for single-use (alkaline) batteries are more limited.
#Recycle numbers for free#
Some materials not accepted in your municipal recycling program may be recycled for free through a mail-back program. (created by Massachusetts DEP)įree Recycling Programs.
#Recycle numbers how to#
(Best Buy & Staples offer free recycling for many electronics check their web sites for details.)Ĭan I recycle this? has information on how to “Recycle Smart” to ensure your town gets the most value from your recycling.

