Environmental Services — October 16, 2009
Waste Management and Cayne's Housewares to promote recycling of kitchen appliances
Event to kick off National Waste Reduction Week
"Small appliances such as old coffee makers, toasters and blenders sometimes can end up in a landfill, which is unfortunate because they can, and should, be properly recycled," said Donald McPherson, Store Manager for Cayne's Housewares. "This is an excellent opportunity for people to clean out their garages and basements, while ensuring that their old items are disposed of in a safe, environmentally friendly manner."
Cayne's Housewares will have a recycling center at its store at 112 Doncaster Avenue, Thornhill. Microwaves, computers and televisions will not be accepted. Waste Management will deliver all the used appliances to its recycling depot.
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