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What are the Different Types of E-Waste

The constant need for high-tech electronics contributes to the quantity and toxicity of e-waste. Whether itu2019s household hazardous waste or office e-waste, itu2019s important to stop them from landing in a landfill. But, before that, hereu2019s all you should know about different types of e-waste.

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What are the Different Types of E-Waste

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  1. WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF E-WASTE?

  2. Introduction The electronics contributes to the quantity and toxicity of e-waste. Whether it’s household hazardous waste or office e- waste, it’s important to stop them from landing in a landfill. But, before that, here’s all you should know about different types of e-waste. constant need for high-tech 01

  3. ICT and Telecommunication Equipment It is one of the most common types of e- waste, which includes outdated mobile phones, personal instruments, television printers, scanners, cameras, and more. computers, sets, musical sets, radio 02

  4. Household Appliances Small household appliances The commonly used electronics at home, such as vacuum cleaners, electric knives, shaving appliances, toasters, and fryers, are known as household appliances. Large household appliances It includes refrigerators, dishwashers, cookers, washing machines, appliances for heating home. and other large 03

  5. Office Electronics In the digital world, almost all offices rely on electronics for smooth outdated office electronics like electronic typewriters, telephones, fax machines, and photocopy machines are known as office e- waste. operations. The Consumer Equipment The e-waste items that fall under this category are equipment for milling, grinding, cutting, bending, screwing, and tools for gardening activities. 04

  6. Medical Equipment Various types of electronic equipment are used in the medical field. Some of them are radiotherapy equipment, freezers, cardiology equipment, scanners, and other laboratory equipment. 05

  7. Toy, Leisure, and Sports Equipment Kids love to play with electronic toys or sports equipment. But, as kids grow up, they no longer require these toys and games. So, old video games, car racing sets, and electric trains are some of the games and sports e-waste. 06

  8. Recycle Your E-Waste with Xtreme Green Recycling The improper disposal of all these e- waste items can harm human health and the environment. So, partner with Xtreme Green Recycling to get rid of your e-waste professionally and safely. 07

  9. Get Touch with Us Address Phone 559-475-3932 Website www.thekingofrecycling.com 1090 Cole Ave

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