where can i go to recycle steel and get money for it?
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I agree with scrap yards.
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one of those dump places where you pay to get rid' of it
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try to call a junk yard that takes it....\nPut it in the newspaper, free, as is, come take it..
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Go to steel supply house or local hardware
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Contact the recyclers in your area.  Each pays what they think is the current market price, so it varies daily.\n\nHere are some I found.
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Current scrap copper prices can be obtained at Demolition, Scrap Metal and Salvage New - http://www.demolition1.blogspot.com\n\nThe blog posts prices on all types of scrap metal including copper, brass, steel, aluminum, ferrous and non ferrous metals
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There are a variety of very technical processes used by refiners to reclaim silver from scrap and other sources. \n\nMost refiners have a program which scrap silver and other sources of silver which need "purifiying" and reclaiming can be processed and the submitter of the silver is reimbursed.\n\nIn general, there are two ways that the submitter of the silver is reimbursed--cash or product exchange. Normally, the reimbursement value is greater if the submitter takes like-product in exchange than if he takes a straight cash payment. For example, I normally send my scrap silver in for refining and take silver casting grain in exchange.\n\nToday's market close for silver is about $12.70/troy ounce. Understand that refining costs for the silver you want "purified" will be deducted from this price prior to any reimbursement is made.\n\nYou might want to look at David H. Fell & Co's site to check out their refining services.
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Clean your harddrive, format it and then use a 3rd party program to repeatively write over your harddrive. Then donate it to a local charity, school, reycling center. \n\nBelieve it or not, some places would welcome a really old computer that can check e-mail and write word processing. Plus you could write it off your taxes, granted not a whole lot, but better then nothing. \n\nThe cell phones are a different story though, same with the printers. Contact the brand and see if there is a place you can recycle them for free. Also, many big cities run eletronic recycling programs. It prevents heavy metals from contaminating water supplies, plus the cities often earn some money from gold extraction.
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Try calling the Goodwill.
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If you do a Yahoo search for Earth 911, you will be able to search for recycling programs by zip code.  This will help you find the closest place to drop off your materials.  You can also call your city/county.  They will be able to help you find the closest center or provide information on curbside recycling services.
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call some junkyards in your area
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No commercial recycle will take plastic utensils.  They are too difficult to reuse.\n\nAsk your question on www.crafster.org\n\nThe best craft use for them is to apply gooey things, and avoid getting fingers messy.  Call your local YMCA, or children's center and ask if they want them.\n\nYour community group could turn your question into a fund raising contest.  Ask for entries to the "What do I do with plastic utensil Contest".  Charge a small fee for each entry, and give the best entry a prize.
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take it to a recycle point , it may cost you ,a little bit ,like $5
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contact a scrap yard  -- let us say A\n\ncontact a razor blade / titanium - steel consumer\n\nsell the submarine  -- let us say B\n\nsafely pocket / transfer the money\n\ncontact greenpeace and discuss the potentially hazardous material onboard\n\nenjoy fieworks between A, B & greenpeace
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Most all of the recycling companies in Billings, Montana offer this service.  Don't know about your area.
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A library is a good place to start, but look for the latest version of the machinery's hand book. check what it has to say about heat treatment of steels
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The website which deals with recycling of materials is\nhttp://www.hwaysho.com/