Disposing of VHS
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Disposing of VHS
How would one go about disposing of VHS tapes? Are they recyclable, or are they garbage? During a hunt for a novel in the storage cubby I happened upon rather a lot of the vhs tapes, home taped and bought. They are taking up space I could use otherwise, so I would like to get rid of them (especially since we now have it all on dvd).
Thanks for any (helpful) input! :spinball:
Thanks for any (helpful) input! :spinball:
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Lady tehMa - Walks on Forum Water
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Re: Disposing of VHS
The Rutland Thrift Store might take the commercially produced ones. Value Village also will accept them.
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grammafreddy - Buddha of the Board
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Re: Disposing of VHS
There was just an ad on the radio this morning regarding the recyling places in town taking all sorts of items - maybe old tapes are included.
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Re: Disposing of VHS
Roadster took mine (movies). lol
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Bsuds - Buddha of the Board
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Re: Disposing of VHS
What's a vHS tape?
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Re: Disposing of VHS
Can still buy VHS camera recorders on kijiji but they get heavy after a while.
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