Lighting Voluntary Take-Back Programs 

CFL lighting
Holiday lighting

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lighting tips
take-back guidelines for retailers 

CFL Lighting 

• Home Depot , a chain of hardware stores, will accept at no cost any type of unbroken, expired compact fluorescent bulbs for recycling at their returns desk. See their store finder  to find the closest retail location.
• IKEA , a chain of furniture stores, will accept at no cost any type of unbroken, expired compact fluorescent bulbs for recycling at all their stores. See their store finder  to find the closest retail location.
• Beacon Paint & Hardware  accepts old fluorescent bulbs for recycling with the purchase of the same number of new energy-saving bulbs.
• Lowes  accepts any expired, unbroken CFL for recycling.
• Search for more retailers with take-back programs at GetEnergySmart.org  or recycleabulb.com .

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Holiday Lighting

The proceeds from recycling used holiday lights sent to Christmas light source are used to donate books to Toys for Tots.

Holiday lights can be sent to HolidayLEDs.com  in exchange for a coupon for new energy efficient LED holiday lights during their seasonal holiday light recycling program.

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