Where to recycle light bulbs?

Recycling CFLs and other fluorescent bulbs allows the reuse of the glass, metals and other materials that make up fluorescent lights. Virtually all components of a fluorescent bulb can be recycled. Your area may prohibit disposal and/or require recycling. read more

Light Bulb Recycling Services. We take our environmental responsibility seriously, so you can recycle your spent light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and more with confidence. At Batteries Plus Bulbs, our halogen bulbs and LEDs do not contain mercury. Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) contain a small amount of mercury. read more

The right way to recycle light bulbs. The typical American home has between 50 and 100 light bulb sockets. That means the typical American goes through a lot of light bulbs every year. read more

Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) contain a small amount of mercury. While switching to energy-efficient CFLs helps save energy, they must be recycled properly to prevent mercury exposure. We will make sure your bulbs go through the proper recycling process from start to finish. read more

While initially users of compact fluorescent light bulbs had to return the dead bulbs through local hazardous waste programs, the increased adoption of CFLs has led to an explosion of available collection locations where you can conveniently recycle your light bulbs. read more