Have a couple of very old PC's that I want to dispose of. What is best way to trash these in a responsible manner? In DFW area.
I heard a really good shammy cloth will work.Madmarttigan said:
And to tag on to this does anyone have a method for wiping hard drives on these old PCs and phones?
Best Buy offers similar recycling servicesjbryan10 said:
https://www.staples.com/sbd/cre/marketing/sustainability-center/recycling-services/electronics/
With regards to the hard drives, I don't have a good method because I end up just repurposing them.
Madmarttigan said:
And to tag on to this does anyone have a method for wiping hard drives on these old PCs and phones?
I use a 5lb sledge hammer and a drill. Take it to the garage and drill the platters and the beat the snot out of it with the sledge. Great stress relief !Tailgate88 said:
To wipe the hard drives, either DBAN or a drill.
2wealfth Man said:
Have a couple of very old PC's that I want to dispose of. What is best way to trash these in a responsible manner? In DFW area.
A higher end dual core laptop will emulate up to GameCube at 60FPS. I have mine dump out to a CRT and it's as good as the original console. Even better for PS1 games because I don't have to convince 20 year old GameShark hardware to work.Rex Racer said:
Download MAME and build your own arcade cabinet!
http://arcadecontrols.com/arcade.htm
I've often thought it would be great to have an uncapped dry oil well handy that was big enough to drop a hard drive into.CapeAggie89 said:I use a 5lb sledge hammer and a drill. Take it to the garage and drill the platters and the beat the snot out of it with the sledge. Great stress relief !Tailgate88 said:
To wipe the hard drives, either DBAN or a drill.
eric76 said:I've often thought it would be great to have an uncapped dry oil well handy that was big enough to drop a hard drive into.CapeAggie89 said:I use a 5lb sledge hammer and a drill. Take it to the garage and drill the platters and the beat the snot out of it with the sledge. Great stress relief !Tailgate88 said:
To wipe the hard drives, either DBAN or a drill.