23 Dec 2003
10:30:35
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Is it possible to recycle CDs?
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I cannot find information whether this is possible, or what uses there are for recycled CDs. Any info would be appreciated.
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10 Mar 2004
21:30:04
Anonymous
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www.plastic-waste.co.uk
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7 Jan 2004
13:58:53
Anonymous
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Useful link
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Try this company www.polymer-reprocessors.co.uk
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7 Jan 2004
10:51:18
Cookie Monster
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i have an allotment, all unwanted CD are hung up around there to keep birds from eating my fruit! when they spin in the wind the sun makes them reflect all over the place scaring them off! find your local allotment and ask if any one wants them!
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4 Jan 2004
8:13:58
Anonymous
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Tesco
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Tesco are offering CD recycling at some of its stores on a trial basis. Look out for the new containers at the front of your local store. The containers can be used to recycle Carrier bags, CD's, Mobile Telephones and Some inkjet cartridges.
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3 Jan 2004
22:07:30
Amanda Folwell
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Suggestion
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You could take them to a charity shop!!!
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23 Dec 2003
11:25:58
Anonymous
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resource page
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if you look on the resource area, and the useful links page, there is a link to a company called reuze. They have information on cd recycling - where and what happens to them. Tescos also collects cds for recycling at some of its stores.
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