Compact Fluorescent Bulb - Recycling Kit
Lamp recycling is easy with our recycling kits.  Our kit comes with everything you need to properly recycle your fluorescent bulbs and is a perfect size for home use. You simply place your spent bubs in the provided disposal bags, store them in the pail provided until it is full, apply the prepaid shipping label and call to have Fed-Ex come pick it up. It’s that easy!

You even get a certificate mailed back to you as proof your bulbs were properly disposed of.

One pail will recycle up to thirty compact fluorescent bulbs.

Simple, Convenient, Cost Effective

How This Recycling System Works:

1. Order a recycling kit online and wait for it to arrive via UPS.  You'll receive a box with hazardous waste bags to put used light bulbs.
2. Secure the end of box with two or three inch wide tape.  Place spent bulbs in orange MDS bags, fold top of bag 2 times and seal end of bag with self sealing tape. This is important as the bags will protect the bulbs in transit.
3. The RECYCLE KIT contains a (RED) prepaid shipping label. Do not misplace this label as
   FEDEX will not pickup box if missing.
4. Once the container is full, tape the box closed. Complete senders address portion on ONE of the 4 shipping labels depending on your state (SEE ZONE CHART), remove backing and
   attach to end of box. Destroy all unused labels.
5. Call FedEx at 1(800) GO FEDEX They will pick-up the box and deliver it to recycle center and a recycle certificate will be issued upon receipt.
6. Now you can smile knowing that you prevented poisonous mercury from entering the environment.

Please Note:

·         DO NOT PLACE MORE THAN 30 BULBS IN BOX REGARDLESS OF SIZE.  THE BOX IS DESIGNED TO ONLY HOLD 30 T-12 OR T-8 LAMPS.

·         If lamp breakage should occur, place broken glass and bulb constituents in MDS pouch provided and discard as hazardous waste

·         Do not store box outdoors where it can be exposed to weather

·         Do not store spent bulbs for more than one year

The environmentalist do. So why not someone who is doing something about the problem vs. those who only talk.
But It!!

You can recycle these bulbs for free at IKEA stores.