Get Rid of it the Right Way
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Do you have an old VCR or TV that hasn’t worked in years? Want to get rid of it the right way? Roanoke Natural Foods Co-op is teaming up with Natural Awakenings Magazine to host a Fall E.C.O (Electronics Clean Out) Day in the Grandin Village. This is a great time to get rid of those electronic devices that no longer work or have become outdated and energy inefficient.

Fall ECO Day

Free Electronics Recycling

Saturday, September 17
8am-2pm at Roanoke Natural Foods Co-op

The general rule for e-waste is that it has a plug (versus a combustion engine); however, many battery-operated devices qualify. To inquire about specific items, contact John Bryant at marketing@roanokenaturalfoods.coop or call the store 540.343.5652.

Accepted:

• Computers (monitors, towers, laptops, keyboards, mouse)
• Printers, scanners, external hard drives, networking equipment
• Copiers
• Televisions (flat panel, tube, and console)
• Remote Controls
• Cell Phones
• Old Electronics
• Amplifiers
• CD Players
• DVD Players
• Phono Players
• Speakers
• Toasters
• Microwaves
• Telephones
• Fax Machines
• Game Consoles
• Digital Cameras
• Camcorders

Not Accepted:

• Refrigerators
• Washers
• Dryers
• Smoke detectors
• Acid Batteries
• Power Tools
• Generators
• Lawn Equipment
• Hazardous Materials
(other than accepted e-waste)

Start planning your Fall E.C.O. now and join us on Saturday, September 17 to get rid of it the right way.

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