Things just pile up—that’s the nature of both life and owning a home. Crawlspaces, garages, attics, basements, and more: they fill up with all those things we’re sure we’ll need, not sure how to dispose of, or “just in case.” At some point, after years of this happening, you want to get rid of it. This blog will tell you how. Today, we’re going to go over what to do if you’ve got decades of household hazardous waste, especially if it’s been a while since you reviewed what’s considered hazardous. [Read more…]
What Kind of Electronics Contain Lithium Batteries?
If you’ve got portable electronics, you’ve got some sort of battery powering them. And while in the past this would most likely have been disposable alkaline batteries or rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries, lithium batteries (also known as lithium-ion batteries) are becoming increasingly common. Today, we’re going to go over which modern electronics contain lithium batteries, the risks these batteries can pose, and how to dispose of them, along with the electronics they came with. [Read more…]
NEDT is Becoming Part of Veolia: Our Collection Centers & Home Services
In June of 2025, it was formally announced that Veolia, a multinational company focusing on water, waste, and energy management, had acquired us after months of discussions. This is an exciting time as our capabilities and services expand, as NEDT is one of several companies in the US that they have acquired. Our collection centers and other residential services aren’t going away—they are getting better. [Read more…]
What Hazardous Products Freeze in Unheated Parts of Your Home
As temperatures plunge in New England, we’re usually more focused on waterlines and plants than on which household hazardous products freeze in unheated parts of our homes. But there are certain products that many homeowners have sitting at home that can be damaged or pose a risk during use or storage if they drop below freezing. Today, we’re going to look at specific products and general guidelines for storing hazardous products during the winter. [Read more…]
Your Options for Tube TV Disposal in Massachusetts
When it comes to unused electronics taking up space at home, nothing is more iconic than an old tube TV gathering dust in an attic, basement, or garage. Tube TVs—also known as Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) TVs—are both cumbersome to move around and difficult to dispose of in Massachusetts. However, you’ve got several options for tube TV disposal in Massachusetts, from local events hosted by your city to convenient collection centers that can quickly take TVs and other household hazardous products off your hands. [Read more…]
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