Recycling your Xerox ink cartridges or toner cartridges couldn’t be easier. Xerox provides in-house recycling service, so that your experience goes as smoothly as possible. By using Xerox’s in-house recycling program, you can cut down significantly on your office waste, and help save the environment in the process. Simply go to the Xerox website, and choose the item that you are trying to return for recycling. Download, and then print the postage-paid envelope that Xerox provides. They use DHL as their carrier, and you should be able to print the labels with no problems. You should call DHL or log ... Full Story

Samsung is committed to providing long-term sustainable solutions to the recycling problem. As a company, they are fully aware that they are in a business which, unfortunately, produces a great deal of waste. Thanks to the electronics and chemicals used in the manufacturing of various inks and toners. Because of this, Samsung Recycling Direct was created to allow Samsung consumers to do the environmentally-conscious thing when disposing of their old Samsung products. SRD gives customers many opportunities to get involved. Anyone wanting to recycle their Samsung products can either drop them off at a fixed collection point anywhere in the ... Full Story

Pitney Bowes has long been interested in being one of the most ecologically responsible companies on the planet. They are seeking to make it as easy as possible for their clients to make an impact on the amount of waste being trucked to landfill. Pitney Bowes is a $4.5 billion company which actually has a heart when it comes to environmental issues. Thanks in part to the company’s cartridge and hardware recycling programs it has been named WasteWise Partner of the Year each year from 2001 until 2004. Connecticut, the state in which the company is headquartered, only gives ... Full Story

Lexmark customers are lucky enough to have an in-house program that they can use to recycle their used ink cartridges. Customers have the option to use Lexmark’s program for their ink cartridge recycling needs. Lexmark provides this service to customers both in the U.S. and abroad. Customers who request a new ink cartridge directly through Lexmark will receive both a replacement cartridge and an envelope which can be used to return the old ink cartridge directly to Lexmark. Lexmark will refill or repair the ink cartridge, then resell it as refurbished. Lexmark offers the service at no cost to ... Full Story

Many printer and cartridge companies are taking the initiative by either recycling or refilling their own cartridges. Many companies are even repairing slightly damaged cartridges for resale. Thanks to their in-house programs, one way of recycling is to send the cartridge back to the place from where the cartridge has been purchased. Another easier way is to refill the cartridge and reuse the recycled one. Recycling printer cartridges has extremely important benefits for society. Because of both the environmental benefits and the financial benefits, both the customer and the environment come out ahead. While Kodak doesn’t have a free in-house ... Full Story

HP ink cartridges, like most others, contain chemicals which make them unsuitable for landfill placement. With that in mind, and hoping to ease the burden of recycling on their customers, HP offers in in-house recycling program for ink cartridge disposal. HP customers have the option to send their cartridges back to HP for safe, green disposal at the company’s expense. HP recycling services provide easy access to recycling services. Customers can long onto the HP website, located at http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/globalcitizenship/environment/recycle/index.html and request both a postage paid label and a box in which to place the cartridges. The boxes are large, and ... Full Story

Customers who use Epson ink cartridges, and wish to participate in an ink cartridge recycling program have the option to do so. There are many websites on the Internet, as well as many local charities that are happy to take Epson cartridges, spent or full. Unfortunately, Epson doesn’t offer a free in-house recycling program. However, websites such as Freecycle do accept Epson cartridges, and may even offer a small “finder’s fee” for people who are recycling the spent cartridges. However, many of the sites that accept Epson cartridges only accept bulk orders. They often require that the cartridges be in ... Full Story

Dell ink cartridges are among the easiest to recycle. Consumers lucky enough to use Dell cartridges have the option to use Dell’s ink cartridge disposal service. It couldn’t be easier. Dell provides the service for customers wishing to recycle either the old ink cartridges or their entire printer even! For customers who purchase their ink cartridge replacements directly from Dell, the company automatically includes a prepaid return envelope which allows the customer to place their old cartridge inside and mail it back to Dell for guilt and hassle-free recycling. There are just a few simple steps to go through before ... Full Story

Users of Compaq’s ink cartridge recycling service have many options and incentives when it comes to doing the environmentally-conscious thing. Inkjet cartridges are notoriously difficult to recycle, both because of the plastics and polymers involved, but also because of the ink itself. Printer ink, while non-toxic, is certainly not the most desirable substance to have leech into your local soil or water table. With that in mind, it’s important to leave ink cartridges out of your garbage bins. You should always recycle ink cartridges in the environmentally conscious manner. To that end, Compaq offers options to allow customers to best ... Full Story

In the U.S. and Europe, users of Canon ink cartridges can dispose of their empty cartridges by contacting Canon directly. Their company offers on-site recycling for their used ink-cartridges, and there are a few steps which must be taken to ensure that your cartridges are recycled in a timely and efficient manner. Firstly, it’s always important to determine your machine’s serial number. You can do that by locating the information label on the back or bottom of the machine. You’ll need to write that number down, and log onto Canon’s website, at http://www.ereturn.usa.canon.com/. Once you register and long onto the ... Full Story