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Hard to see how it's very economical even for many devices, given you have to take each one far enough apart to remove the battery or else throwing it in the sh
by throwanem 3y ago
Hard to see how it's very economical even for many devices, given you have to take each one far enough apart to remove the battery or else throwing it in the shredder sets your truck on fire.
A better play might be to liaise with phone repair shops both carrier-owned and independent, since they already do this as a matter of course, and it's quicker if you don't care what damage you do in the process. Lot of cats to herd, though, that would be.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> you have to take each one far enough apart to remove the battery or else throwing it in the shredder sets your truck on fire Lithium-ion batteries can be safely shredded. You need to ensure they're discharged and/or shredded in an inert atmosphere [1]. [1] https://www.recovery-worldwide.com/en/artikel/efficient-and-safe-recycling-of-lithium-ion-batteries-and-accumulators-3566105.html https://www.recovery-worldwide.com/en/artikel/efficient-and-...
- throwanem 3y agoOh, well, I can't see any way that could go wrong!