How do I dispose of CRT monitors or batteries?
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Call town hall. They'll put you in touch with (probably) the recycling center. Most communities have a few days a year where hazardous waste can be brought and disposed of.
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Try changing the pH of the system and lowering the voltage.  If those don't help go the other way.\n\nhttp://www.cehs.siu.edu/Chemical/silver_waste.htm\n\nhttp://www.p2pays.org/ref/01/00048.htm\n\nhttp://www.finishing.com/73/82.shtml
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It is exceedingly difficult to burn in a modern CRT; it can be done, but the image has to be on for a very long time.\n\nIt is easier to burn in an LCD panel or a plasma panel.\n\nRather than using a screen saver, use your power options to put the monitor into standby. That saves energy and reduces overall wear and tear on the monitor.
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Connect the thing, then follow the path:\nMy computer > Your player's icon (you might need to go through control panel instead of my computer) > right click > explore device > and you should get a window of everything on your player.  Drag what you don't want to the recycle bin, or group them and hit 'delete'
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I fix them up and sell them for very cheap and send the rest of the unusable parts to places that take them for free. It is a lot of work but I hate seeing abandoned computers.
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ya ur crt is busted i=i had the same problem had to replace it if i were u i would invest in a LCD they last longer and have higher refresh rates and most are under warrenty for dead pixels so u wont have to worry about those i personally am using a lcd and have been for 4 years now no problem at all
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2 parts water and 1 part vinegar. thats the best solution you could use to clean your monitor.
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SEND IT TO THE RECYCLING BIN\nHAVE A GREAT DAY
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Quit buying and selling so many disposable items (ie: no paper towels, plastic wrap, disposable cleaning things).\nUse energy efficient appliances and don't use electric gadgets.\nDon't buy things that need batteries if there is a perfectly good non-battery alternative.\nUnplug transformers even when not in use (they still drain small amounts wastefully when gadget is not on).\nReduce packaging, buy some things in bulk.\nBuy products produced locally (less gasoline wasted).\nCarpool and drive less.\nTurn the ac/heater 2 degrees warmer/cooler.\nDon't buy something new if the old one is still good.\nTurn off lights and gadgets when not in use.\nUse canvas reusable grocery bags and decline plastic bags.\nDon't throw something away that can be given to Goodwill.\nRecycle everything.
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left click the mouse and a screen should pop up click delete and hit it then it will go into the recycle box click it then to the side it should say delete click it it should say "do you really want to delete " click yes
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A buncha ways:\n\nhttp://qntm.org/destroy
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You might want to go to freecycle.org, and join in nearby cities.  I see people giving away things like computers quite frequently on there.  (It is a free program, designed to keep things out of landfills.)
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go to system32 folder and you can delet them from there.
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Howstuffworks compares CRT's with LED Jumbo TV screens.  Worth a check.  Good luck.
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You can take it to any Veteran Service Office, VA Cemetary or VA Hospital, they will dispose of it properly.
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Open the computer remove the battery.
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Here are some references which will help you locate recyclers which *might* pay for equipment.  In the event you can't find someone who will pay, you can point the owners of the computers to this info so that they can find the best way to get them to people who can use them(e.g. to schools, libraries, churches, seniors, artists etc)...one persons trash is another persons treasure.\n\nGood luck.\n\nhttp://www.summthings.net/ag/cddc00ag.html