I have a non-electronic aerobic stepper that's broken that has metal and plastic parts. Can I recycle it?

Question

If so, could I just leave it out with the rest of my recycle stuff on recycle day?

Answer 1

yes, ask the company if they they have RETURN BACK POLICY and if none ask them WHY NOT, try to look for the recylclables, or turn it to the guys who this kind of stuff, BUT for the best way bring it to a machine shop and try of they could fix it and then you could eventually lend it or make it "stepper for rent" for those who will probably make use it.

Answer 2

Sounds strange...

Answer 3

Yes, U can recycle them.The recycle collector can open up the parts  of plastics to plastics and matel to matel.Or you can bring them to the nearest recycling centre.

Answer 4

i would take it to the recycling center

leaving it out they probly wont take it

and u wont get ne money for it

Answer 5

I really doubt that you could recycle it by just putting it out on the curb. I suggest that you try to freecycle it. Join a freecycle group in your area, let people know that it doesn't work and maybe a handy person will take it and fix it.

If that doesn't work, you could take it to a scrap metal place. They would be more likely to take something like that. Most recycling centers won't put the effort into separating the metal from plastic. They will just put it in the landfill.

Answer 6

separated plastic from metal. recycle