Recycling used printer cartridges
Instead of sending them to a landfill where they'll take 450 years to break down, recycle your old ink cartridges.
PRINTER JAM: Keep cartridges out of landfills--recycle them. 
Q. I’ve saved up seven old printer cartridges because I was sure that sooner or later I’d come across a company that would recycle them. I haven’t—they’re just junking up my home-office. What to do? - Ben, FLComments
HP 'used to' supply a return envelope but for the last two years nothing like that is enclosed with the new cartridges.
Some of the inks I buy come with little prepaid recycling envelopes. I mostly use those. You can probably google other solutions that aren't mentioned or are outdated.
The Greening Place will pay shipping and take all inkjets, cell phones and cell phone accessories. They collect for the purpose of reuse and use on U.S. zero landfill remanufacturing companies to process their inkjets and cell phones. They also provide collection boxes for bigger collections and will design flyers specifically for you.
http://www.TheGreeningPlace.com
Hi,
I read your post, you are hundred percent right we can use used printer cartridges by recycling it. i am using Epson Printer Ink Cartridges, i am satisfy with it. If you want more information about it then click on link: http://www.inkjetcarts.us/Epson-Printer-Ink-Cartridges.html
I use Planet Green to recycle my inkjets and cell phone. They're wonderful! They actually remanufacture cartridges to re-sell them and they pay for all my empty inkjets PLUS my cell phones. They pay shipping too. www.planetgreenrecycle.com
I use Planet Green to recycle my inkjets and cell phone. They're wonderful! They actually remanufacture cartridges to re-sell them and they pay for all my empty inkjets PLUS my cell phones. They pay shipping too.
Recycle ink cartridges, and play your part in saving the world
http://businessworldtoday.co.uk/recycle-ink-cartridges-%e2%80%93-and-pla...
I know that Xerox allows you to print a pre-paid label and return the used toner cartridges in the same box the new one came in. Here's the link:
http://www.xerox.com/about-xerox/recycling/enus.html
