Broken Lights and Mercury. Collection Sites are expected to receive intact (whole) lamps, but the Program will accept small quantities of light bulbs that have been broken accidentally. A resident or business may bring their broken lamps, and the material used for cleaning up the debris (such as paper towel, cloth, tape, cardboard or paper). Ensure that the lamps are sealed in a plastic Ziploc-style bag or glass container, then place it in a collection container provided by the Program. Currently, there are businesses that use equipment such as a drum-top crusher or bulb crusher to intentionally crush lamps for consolidation purposes. Collection Sites CANNOT accept these intentionally pre-crushed lamps as they have other regulatory implications. Any inquires on pre-crushed lamps collection services should be redirected to Product Care. The Program does NOT accept liquid mercury! Under no circumstance can a Collection Site accept liquid mercury from a resident or business.
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Samples: Agreement, Services Agreement, Services Agreement
