Your best bet is to call them in advance and ask them.

Every community in the US deals with leaf blowers differently. Some municipalities have banned them, others have not. You can do a google search for “communities that have banned leaf blowers” and see what you find. Good luck.

I guess it’s a question of what you consider “real”!

Gracias.

You’re welcome!

I’m sorry, but we do not buy old wiring. Do an internet search for “buyers of old electrical wiring” and see if you find a local buyer.

Thanks, Ann. I agree that recycling hasn’t become as effective as it could be – and it’s certainly not where to start with dealing with the problem: stemming overconsumption is, followed by manufacturing more durable products made from safer ingredients and materials. But there are some recycling services that pay. For example, my utility company paid me $50 to pick up and recycle my old refrigerator, plus an additional $100 for replacing the old one with a more efficient model. I recently “recycled” some dining room chairs via Craig’s List – to someone who paid me $150 for them. I do think we need to look to our own borders rather than China or somewhere to ship off our trash. Buy less, use what you buy as long as possible, and recycle it (or get it to another user) when you can’t use it anymore.