Open Mon-Fri 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

We accept MOST electronic items that can plug into outlets or run on batteries in any condition free of charge. No appointment needed. Drive-through service is available for customers. Come in and out in less than 2 minutes, our friendly staff will unload the e-waste from your vehicle without a hassle. 

List Of Items Accepted For Free:  Plasma TVs, Rear Projection TVs, Flat Screen TVs, Broken OK, purchased and used in California Any kind Monitors and Screens purchased and used in California Laptops, Docking Stations, Notebooks, Kindles, iPads, Tablets Computers, PCs, Servers, Networking Equipment, Modem, Routers, Telecom Equipment Testing Equipment, Industrial Equipment, Credit card machines, Digital Cable Box Power Supplies, Electronic Meters, Electronic Motors, Transformers Cell Phones, Home and Office Telephone, Conferencing Equipment, Walkie Talkie UPS/APC, All Backup Devices, Auto Batteries, Forklift Batteries, Laptop Batteries, Cell phone Batteries Wire/Cables, Adapters, Chargers CPU, Memory, Hard Drives, Printed Circuit Board, Components, IC Chips & Other Misc. Computer Components Game Consoles, Xbox, Nintendo, Play Stations, Wii DVR, VCR, DVD/CD Roms, Video & Audio Equipment, Projectors, Virgin Toner Cartridges. Security Equipment, Cameras Scrap Metal, Server Racks, Microwaves, BBQ Grills, Bicycles, Treadmill, Exercise Machines Laundry Appliances, Dish Washer, Water Heater Tank.

You can also mail the electronics listed above to our warehouse:

Ecycle101
Atte: Electronics Processing Dept.              
6115 Oakleaf Avenue 
Baltimore, MD 21215
 

Ecycle101 Recycling Standards

Ecycle101 practices responsible environmental stewardship  we set for ourselves high standards regarding the reuse, refurbishment or recycling of products collected through our programs and the disposal of waste generated from the recycling process.

Environmental, Health and Safety
  • Environmental Management System: We actively manage an environmental, health and safety management system in order to evaluate risks in a systematic manner and support continual process improvement.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Perform all recycling activities in compliance with applicable laws, regulations and ordinances and holds all applicable licenses, permits, authorizations or approvals from governmental entities.
  • Workforce:We only employ competent personnel that are knowledgeable in the services provided.

 

Recycling Process

  • Recycling Hierarchy:  we use available processes and techniques which minimize the waste and environmental impact generated during the recycling process.
  • Reuse and Refurbishment: We screen all equipment and components to determine if it is practical to reuse equipment or components or refurbish equipment or components to be reused for the original intended purpose.
  • Data Security: We processes hard drives and similar data storage devices in a way that renders all data unrecoverable.
  • Recycling: We responsibly manage the recycling process and material in a manner that minimizes environmental impacts for all equipment and components that have reached end-of-life.
  • Export: we do not sell or export outside of developed countries (the OECD) any non-working equipment or components.

Tips for data backup

Regularly backing up your data ensures that personal documents, photos, and other important files are secure in case your computer’s hard drive crashes or it gets lost or stolen.

Physical storage solutions.

Local backups can be made from your computer with removable media, including USB flash drives and external hard drives. Burning data to a CD or DVD is still an option if you already have a CD/DVD burner, but with the increasing storage capacity and the decreasing price of USB storage solutions, they are preferred over CD/DVD options. 

Advantage: Backups and restores are fast and accessible. Copies can be placed somewhere else for complete peace of mind.

Disadvantage: The media can be expensive, and even though it might be very resilient, it is still susceptible to physical failure or damage.

Online cloud backup.

Cloud backups are stored online and can be accessed from anywhere, usually by multiple devices. The data is often stored in a secure online location that’s accessed with a password that you created.

Advantage: This is the most secure method and can be accessed anywhere. Backups can be set up to happen automatically in real time.

Disadvantage: It usually requires a subscription cost and regular internet access.

Set up a data backup routine.

Once you’ve decided how you want to back up your files, follow these steps:

  1. 1. Create a checklist.

Document the files and folders to be saved and back up the most important files first.

  1. 2. Create a schedule.

Consumers may want to back up important information once a week. Small businesses might do so daily. Most cloud services let you set up a fixed schedule so your data will back up automatically.

  1. 3. Verify the backup.

Load information from the storage device back to the computer or check the cloud to ensure that the data copy is intact.

 
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