Safe and Easy Electronics Recycling recycles all computers and computer accessories as well as recycle monitors,  televisions (TV), liquid crystal displays (LCD), Plasma TVs, computers, servers, laptops, cables, cords, cell phones,PDA, CD players, DVD players, and many other types of electronics.The environmental concerns regarding E-Waste stem from the many compounds that are known to have adverse impacts on the health of the environment for all living beings. The following hazardous elements and compounds can be found in everyday E-Waste:

• Lead in cathode ray tubes and solder
• Mercury in switches and housing
• Arsenic in older cathode ray tubes
• Antimony trioxide as flame retardant
• Polybrominated flame retardants in plastic casings, cables, and circuit boards
• Selenium in circuit boards
• Cadmium in circuit boards and semiconductors
• Chromium in steel as corrosion protection
• Cobalt in steel for structural strength and magnetism.

The improper disposal and recycling of these items are responsible for birth defects, cancer, and the deaths of hundreds of people around the world. International treaties, federal regulations, and state laws have greatly increased liabilities for companies, agencies, and organizations that own large inventories of these products.Since the turn of the century, there has been increasing pressure from all levels of government and society to reduce E-Waste. However, technological advances are rapidly rendering formerly cutting-edge electronics obsolete. An estimated 20 million personal computers became obsolete in 1998. Most of these are in storage, some were improperly disposed of; probably fewer than 6 percent were recycled. Currently, the useful life of a computer is only 3 to 5 years and shrinking. In 2005, more than 63 million personal computers were retired according to a recent study by the National Safety Council.E-Waste is such a large problem that many organizations simply don’t know where to start. They don’t lack the will only the way. Thankfully the face of E-Waste is changing.Technical solutions are becoming readily available, however in most cases a legal framework, a collection system, logistics and other services need to be implemented before that technical solution can be applied.Safe & Easy Recycling has a strong track record for electronic asset management, recycling, and have continuously provided corporations, small businesses, government agencies, schools, and local residences with innovative solutions since 2007.Equipment that would otherwise be crushed and separated are saved by our technicians and refurbished for continued use wherever they are needed most. This allows recycling companies to maximize profits along with providing an outlet for nonprofits, schools, and under privileged children access to electronic resources they normally could not afford.One example of this is Bellingham School District’s Special Education Department. Which teaches special needs teenagers a useful work skill, by taking apart electronic components.