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Recycle Boise Inc

4725 N Glenwood St Garden City ID 83714 USA

Recycle Boise is a full-service Electronics and Metals Recycling Facility located at 4725 N Glenwood St, Boise, ID 83714. They specialize in responsible electronics reuse and recycling, offering services such as hard drive destruction with a certificate of destruction available. The facility operates Monday to Thursday from 6 AM to 5 PM and has a zero landfill policy, safeguarding the environment for future generations. Recycle Boise donates electronics systems to schools to help children develop essential digital technology skills. They emphasize data protection for their customers throughout the recycling chain and comply with standards such as EPA, HIPAA, FACTA, ITAR, SOX, and ISO 14001. Visitors can contact them at 208-871-9432 for more information on their services and to organize safe recyclables collections.

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The Reuseum

3131 W Chinden Blvd Garden City ID 83714 USA

The Reuseum is an electronics surplus supply store, tech-recycling hub, and education center that promotes the reuse, repurposing, and recycling of old technology to support the community and environmental sustainability. Visitors can donate almost any type of technology, except hazardous materials, to be reused by others, keeping e-waste out of landfills and supporting community classes and workshops. By reusing old technology, the Reuseum aims to educate younger generations about STEM and foster excitement for technology. The center serves as a hub for a variety of interesting devices and knick-knacks, both new and old, providing a unique and sustainable way to support the community.

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