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RECYCLE your old Bulky & Heavy TV screens!
We pick up from your home any TV size & drop off to
an approved Alberta Recycling site NOT a landfill
CALGARY ALBERTA CANADA
Call us today! Prices start at $65
7 days a week (9:00 AM to 9:00 PM)
Seniors Discount – 10% off all services
Phone: 403-837-3650
Email: tvheaven@shaw.ca
2011rudolph 10 months ago
RECYCLE your old Bulky & Heavy TV screens!
We pick up from your home any TV size & drop off to
an approved Alberta Recycling site NOT a landfill
Call us today! Prices start at $65
7 days a week (9:00 AM to 9:00 PM)
Seniors Discount – 10% off all services
Phone: 403-837-3650
Email: tvheaven@shaw.ca
2011rudolph 10 months ago
The jackass said "CRT tubes"
Yeah, Cathode Ray Tube tubes? Well, why don't you go insert your PIN number in that ATM machine?
Serostern 1 year ago 2
What happens to the plastic case?
picklesrule69 1 year ago
Yes, phosphor is an emit material, usually white coat, found behind the screen, you can see the flosencent light in the kitchen light, it contains phosphor... Pity that guy didnt use a protective glove to pick up those broken screens. Thought the phosphor was removed before breaking the glass? Germany and Japan do that.
BAoz 3 years ago 2
I'm glad to see they were wearing protective gear but I'm really surprised to see they let him grab a piece of broken TV screen. The glass he was holding in his bare hand contains lead and the screen is coated on the inside with a silvery toxic substance called phosphor. Be safe and wear gloves if you need to handle broken TV screens.
meangreen69Nova 3 years ago