Where Are Yours Hiding? Recycle Old Electronics Avoid Spooky Shadows #WhereAreYoursHiding

Have you ever seen a ghost? Or maybe it was a shadow that looked frightening but turned out to be something silly? I am a very intuitive person, however sometimes my mind does in fact play tricks on me. Especially at this time of year when Halloween is front and center.

Where Are Yours Hiding?

I am not talking about the creek in the floor when no one is walking or the door that blew open in front of me a few weeks ago. I am not talking about the mysterious cold touch on my feet in the middle of the night that I cannot explain. I am talking about those dark shadows that foul your mind into thinking your sharing that moment with a visual ghost that your eyes claim to see.

Let’s talk about those shadows. Are you storing things in every corner of your home that you may never use? Last month I wrote this post sharing that our 14 year old computer was tucked away in storage for over 8 years now. Maybe your old electronics are hidden in the corner of the laundry room? Or tucked in the closet. Or maybe the picture to the left looks like the scary electronic not in-use hiding under your bed?

Recycle Old Electronics

Here is another funny video www.recycleyourelectronics.ca is circulating around social media. Since this month is all about ghost and goblins it is very fitting to get your in the spooky Halloween mood.

Making It A Family Mission

Since we no longer should allow our minds to foul us into thinking we are in a horror movie, let’s all take this opportunity to educate our children and Recycle Old Electronics that are hiding under our beds and shoved into our closets. Learn the importance of  The Green & Only Option: Recycle Old Electronics and why recycling them will help our earth and our children’s future. Plus, by recycling your old electronics you can keep the fear of dark shadows away.

Once you all agree it is time to de-clutter and recycle your old electronics visit RecycleYourElectronics.ca to find out where to drop them off. My small city had three drop off points, which I never knew existed. Knowledge is the key.

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This article is part one of a three part series to bring awareness to the front lines in Ontario on the importance of recycling your old electronics. This is a sponsored post.