How do you recycle ink?

Where To Recycle Ink Cartridges

  1. Drop your inkjet cartridges off at any office supply store, like Staples or Office Depot.
  2. Recycle your empty cartridges at designated kiosks at Walmart, Target, and Best Buy.
  3. Mail your empty ink cartridges back to the original manufacturer.
  4. Recycle with a third-party recycling facility.

Where can I dispose of ink cartridges near me?

Staples, Best Buy, Office Depot, OfficeMax and other office supplies stores all take empty cartridges in-store for recycling.

How can I sell my ink cartridges?

Try these avenues for selling your used ink cartridges.

  1. Sell Used Ink Cartridges on eBay. eBay seems to be the biggest market for selling used ink cartridges.
  2. Refill Them Yourself.
  3. Sell Them to TonerBuyer.com.
  4. Sell Them to Evolve Recycling.
  5. Get Store Credit.
  6. Sell to UsRecycleInk.
  7. Sell to NEEDEMPTY.
  8. Sell to STS INKS.

Can ink cartridges be recycled?

Recycling your cartridges Almost all of your genuine ink and toner cartridges, up to 97% in fact, can be recycled, so there’s no reason not to recycle them. Not only does this limit waste considerably, it also cuts down the cost, both financial and environmental, of manufacturing new ink and toner cartridges.

Does UPS recycle ink?

Accepts flattened cardboard boxes, cell phones, and toner and ink cartridges for recycling. Also accept clean bubble wrap, Styrofoam peanuts, and air packs for reuse.

How do I return an empty HP ink cartridge?

For those who don’t shop much in-store, a much easier way to recycle printer ink cartridges is to pop them in the mail. HP® makes it super simple to do this. Just visit their mail-in recycling page and indicate the number and type of ink product you are returning, as both toner and inkjet products are allowed.

Can I put printer cartridge in recycle bin?

Printer ink cartridges and toners are classed as WEEE waste (Wasted electrical and electronic equipment). This means they cannot be recycled as part of your household waste so please do not put used products in your home recycling bin.