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Recycle Your Computer With Help From Gary

Hi, I'm Gary, and welcome to my site. You could call me a computer geek. I don't know a lot about them, but I'm really into gaming and so I know enough and have a good collection of computers. When I was moving a few years ago, I realized I had a lot of old computers that I didn't use any more, but I had no idea what to do with them. I found out that I could recycle them! Computers contain a lot of harmful pollutants that can cause damage if you just throw them away. But recycling them allows them to be reused in a safe way. I had no idea this existed until recently, so I figured I'd spread the word on my site. I'll be walking you through the process, as well as talking about some other industrial topics I find interesting!

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Recycle Your Computer With Help From Gary

Closing Down Your Plant? How To Manage The Equipment Sales

6 September 2016
 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

When you close down a plant, there is always the question of equipment sales. How do you go about the liquidation process? Are there some better approaches to selling the equipment? Who is going to want to buy your plant's equipment, especially when you are an industrial and manufacturing business? All of this information is provided below. Three Approaches to Selling the Equipment There are three approaches to selling the equipment: Read More 

Is Your Shop Machine Spitting Out Fluid? What To Look For

2 September 2016
 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

If one of the machines on your shop floor is getting fluids everywhere and you don't know what's wrong, there are a few things you'll want to do before you call the mechanic. The problem may be minor, and you may be able to fix it on your own. There are a lot of internal components in the machine that can cause the machine to leak fluid, or the problem may be the construction of the machine. Read More 

Answering Common Questions About Boiler Issues

2 September 2016
 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

A boiler can be a highly effective way of ensuring that your home is kept warm and supplied with hot water. However, it is a reality that these units can suffer a number of problems over the time that you own them. Therefore, it is important to be as informed as possible about these systems and the problems they may encounter. To this end, you might want to consider the answers to the following commonly asked questions about boilers. Read More 

What You Should Know About Centrifugal Water Pumps

5 August 2016
 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

If you are in search of a water pump that can be completely submerged in water or liquid, you might want to think about a centrifugal pump. This type of pump uses an impeller that helps to control the flow of water, moving it in and out as needed. Many different industries can use this pump, and you can use it in a home when you want to keep water out of the basement as well. Read More 

Three Reasons To Get Your Well Water Tested Annually

19 June 2016
 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

As the proud owner of a private well, you probably know that the privilege has associated responsibilities as well. You're responsible for keeping your well in working order and for testing it regularly for contaminants to keep you and your family healthy. In fact, the Groundwater Foundation suggests that you should test your well at least once per year for common problems. Here are three reasons you should follow this recommendation even if your well water has never had problems in the past. Read More