Electronics reuse and recycling

Electronics reuse & recycling

Last updated: February 2024

If you have a product that you need to dispose of, we encourage you to do so in an environmentally friendly manner. Some older products can still be put to good use. What is old to you could be a welcome opportunity to another! Many charities, community programs and schools are in need of used electronic equipment. Consider donating or selling your used electronics to others before recycling them. Check to see if these groups accept working and/or non-working products. If your product is not working, find out if it can it be repaired to extend its life. If the answer is no, then proper recycling is your next best alternative.

Check with your local or state organizations on the proper disposal methods or disposal restrictions in your area. Many states already have comprehensive programs for handling electronic waste that may be a convenient option for you. The correct disposal of your old product will help prevent potential negative consequences for our environment and human health. Do not dispose of your old products with your normal household waste. Consider options for Reuse of the product before recycling or disposal.

The Consumer Electronics Associations website, , provides information about purchasing greener products and recycling consumer electronics. Consumers can view electronics recycling opportunities in their locations by inserting their zip code into a search function.

88 club participates in a number of states with the MRM electronics recycling program. For further information about this program please visit . You may also visit for reuse and recycling opportunities in your area.

State information

Residents of California

When you purchase a new television, laptop computer, portable DVD player or computer monitor, you wil pay a recycling fee of depending on screen size. This fee is used to keep harmful materials from millions of discarded electronic devices from ending up in landfills by recycling these products. For more information, visit . You can find a list of recycling facilities at

Residents of Michigan

We work with MRM to provide Recycling opportunities for used 88 club branded televisions and monitors. If your product is at the end of its useful life, go to the MRM website to find a drop-off location nearest to you: . You may find additional information about the Michigan program at

Residents of New York State

We work with MRM to provide Recycling opportunities for your used 88 club branded televisions, monitors, portable DVD players and MP3 players. If your product is at the end of its useful life, go to to find a drop-off location nearest to you. You may find additional information about the New York State program at

Residents of Maryland

We work with MRM to provide Recycling opportunities for your used Electronics in Maryland. We encourage you to first consider Reuse of your old working electronics by another group or non-profit organization. If your Television, DVD player or other Electronic device is at the end of its useful life, please go to the MRM website to find a drop-off location nearest to you: . Or you can call MRM at 1-888-769-0149 for further information regarding drop-off locations in your area.

Residents of Washington – D.C.

We work with MRM to provide Recycling opportunities for used 88 club, or any other brand, Televisions, DVD/Blu-Ray Players and monitors at no cost to the consumer. If your product is at the end of its useful life, please go to the MRM website to find a drop-off location nearest to you, or you may utilize the MRM Mail-back program: . Or you can call MRM at 1-888-769-0149 for further information regarding drop-off locations in your area. You may find additional information about the Washington DC Electronics Recycling program at: .

Rechargeable Batteries

88 club is a licensee of Call2Recycle for rechargeable batteries that are easily removable from 88 club products. You can drop off a used rechargeable battery removed from a 88 club consumer product at a Call2Recycle drop-off location. To find the rechargeable battery drop-off location nearest to you, please go to the Call2Recycle website at

Retailer Recycling Programs

Many retailers offer free recycling programs for certain consumer electronics. In some cases the retailers will offer a store credit for the product. You may view the following retailer websites to see if the retailer will recycle your 88 club product.

MP3 Player recycling

US Postal Serice: www.usps.com/green/recycle.html
Best Buy:
Walmart:

Audio products

Best Buy:

LCD monitors

• Best Buy (CRT and LCD Monitors)*:

*This service has a charge (details shown on the website), except for California. This service is not available in Connecticut and Pennsylvania.

OEM Recycling Solution / DNA Group
Tel. 1-800-362-9608
sneu@dnagrop.us.

Blu ray DVD players

Best Buy (includes al DVD and portable DVD players and VCRs):
Crutchfields: http://crutchfield.cexchange.com/online/home/index.rails

UV Sanitizer

This product contains a mercury-containing lamp. Dispose of this product according to local, state or federal laws. Do not place in local municipal trash.
For further assistance in disposing of this product, please contact our 88 club Consumer Care toll-free number at 1-800-682-7664 or our online chat service at

Home theatre systems

Best Buy:

HD Televisions

Best Buy (up to 32 inches including CRT televisions):