Community members participate in a recycling drive for broken Christmas lights.
San Antonio residents are urged to recycle their broken Christmas lights instead of throwing them away, as Monterrey Metal Recycling Solutions offers a simple recycling program. By recycling, residents can help reduce landfill waste and even earn money for the valuable copper inside the lights. A special recycling drive will occur on January 8 at Kelly Academy. For year-round recycling, Monterrey Metal Recycling Solutions is available at their Frio City Road location. It’s important to note that only non-working lights are accepted.
Hey there, San Antonio! The holidays have come and gone, and while many of us are packing away the decorations, there’s one thing that shouldn’t just be tossed into the trash: those broken Christmas lights. If you’ve found yourself tangled in a mess of faulty lights this year, you’re in luck! Monterrey Metal Recycling Solutions is here to help with a friendly recycling program just for you.
When it comes to the negative impact on our environment, many don’t realize that Christmas lights are made of materials that take a really long time to break down. Think about it: glass, metal, and plastic can hang around in landfills for years, causing unnecessary environmental waste. By recycling those broken lights, you’re not just cleaning up your space, but you’re also doing a solid job for our planet. Every little bit counts!
Not only is recycling good for the environment, but it might also put a little extra cash in your pocket! Monterrey Metal Recycling Solutions is willing to pay for those non-working lights because of the valuable copper inside. So, you can turn your holiday hassle into a small payday!
Now, before you head for the blue recycling bins, hold on! You can’t just toss those lights in there. Why? Well, they risk getting tangled up in the machinery at recycling centers, which can lead to major issues. Instead, you can easily drop off your broken lights at Monterrey Metal Recycling Solutions—no appointment is needed!
If you’re looking for a convenient time, mark your calendars for January 8th, when a special recycling drive will take place at Kelly Academy. This event runs from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is located at 1026 Thompson Place in San Antonio, making it a fantastic opportunity to get rid of those lights with a purpose!
For those who can’t make it to the recycling drive, don’t worry! You can visit Monterrey Metal Recycling Solutions any time of the year at their location on 2300 Frio City Road. They will be more than happy to assist you with your recycling needs.
A quick heads up: Monterrey Metal Recycling does not accept rope lights, greenery, or loose bulbs, so be sure to stick to non-working Christmas lights. It helps keep the recycling process smooth and efficient!
If you’re part of a community group or just want to rally your friends and neighbors, consider organizing a recycling drive! Monterrey Metal Recycling is open to working with community members interested in hosting local events. You can reach out to them by calling (210) 927-2727 to get more information.
And let’s not forget about those live Christmas trees! The City of San Antonio has got you covered if you’re looking to recycle your tree after the holidays. They turn discarded trees into mulch—how eco-friendly is that? Just remember to follow the tarp law for transporting your brush loads to avoid any fines. During the first two weeks of January, you can find drop-off locations for your Christmas trees across the city.
So, San Antonio, let’s work together to reduce waste this season! Whether it’s recycling broken lights or live trees, every little effort helps us keep our beautiful city clean and green. Happy recycling!
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