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eCycle Solutions

283 Rustic Rd
North York, ON M6L 1W3
Canada
888-945-2611
  • bulk electronic pick up

  • laptop and desktop computers

  • printers, copiers and fax machines

  • toner and ink cartridges

  • cellphones and tablets

  • power supplies
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    Office Depot

    1700 W. College Ave
    Normal, IL 61701
    (309)-862-1606

  • Tech Box Recycling Program for electronics. Small, medium or large size box for purchase. Fill with electronics and drop off at the store
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    Advanced Technology Recycling

    902 N Hazel St
    Pontiac, IL 61764
    (815)-844-7779

  • Computers, laptops, servers, tablets, printers, copiers, fax machines, monitors, TVs, keyboards, speakers, mice and peripherals

  • Network equipment, audio visual equipment, security sytems

  • Telephones, cellphones
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    Republic Services

    2112 Washing Rd
    Bloomington, IL 61705
    (309) 827-8631

  • Light bulbs

  • Electronics

  • Non-pcb ballasts

  • Mercury devices

  • Aerosol cans


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    Mervis Recycling

    3008 N. Cunningham Ave.
    Urbana, IL 61802,
    (217)-344-7696
  • Aluminum, copper, brass, steel, scrap metal

  • Vehicles

  • Cardboard

  • Electronics, no microwaves, TVs, or computer monitors
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    GreenDisk

    (800)-305-3475

  • Media: CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, DVDs, Blu-ray, 3.5” and 5.25” floppy disks, zip and jazz disks, and cases

  • Tapes: VHS, audio cassette tapes, DAT, DLT, Beta, and Digibeta

  • Computer drives: Hard drives, zip, jazz, floppy, CD-ROM, DVD drives, and jump drives

  • Communication devices: Cell phones, pagers, PDAs and their chargers, cradles, and headset accessories

  • Small electronics: MP3 players, iPods, hand-held CD and cassette players, and digital cameras

  • Ink: Inkjet and toner cartridges (must be in a sealed bag to prevent spilling)

  • Film: Black and white film only, no color film

  • Miscellaneous items: UPS units, AC chargers, keyboards, mice, modems, routers, headphones, cords, adapters, cables, boards, and chips
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    Batteries

    The Battery Network made its Illinois debut on January 1, 2026, and now provides businesses with options for free battery recycling. Accepted items include rechargeable batteries, primary (single-use) batteries, cellphones, medium format batteries, and damage/defective batteries. For large amounts, contact the Illinois Program Regional State Stewardship Manager. Current contact information can be found at batterynetwork.org/state-recycling-laws/illinois/. For small amounts visit https://batterynetwork.org/locator/ to view local drop-off options.