For about $200 bucks, Best Buy will collect up to two large items and an unlimited number of smaller items from your home.
"We feel we have an important role to play in helping our planet, including being there for the entire lifecycle of a product – from the time a customer starts shopping until that product is responsibly recycled," Tim Dunn, Best Buy’s head of environmental sustainability, said in a news release. "This new service will make this important work even more convenient for customers.
"Best Buy’s existing recycling program allows customers to recycle up to three electronics or appliances per day at their stories, though they do charge for some TVs, computer monitors and laptops. They’ll also pick up old appliances when they deliver new products to your home.The theme of this year’s Earth Day - a day to bring global awareness to environmental health - is Invest in our Planet.
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