Recycling These Weird Things For Some Extra Cash
It’s been said “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” Well, when it comes to making extra cash, that goes for recycling too. Pennygem’s Justin Kircher has more.
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00:00It's been said one man's trash is another man's treasure, well when it comes to making
00:08extra cash, that goes for recycling too.
00:11You're probably already well aware that you can turn those crushed aluminum cans, glass
00:14bottles and scrap metal into some money by turning them into facilities, but here are
00:18some tips for those who like to think outside of the box, a cardboard box specifically.
00:23Wallet Hacks says that if you're swimming in packages, you can go to the site Boxcycle,
00:27list your haul of cubes and sell them to local people in your area who might need them
00:31in a pinch to move.
00:33This next tip won't seem like you suddenly have a money printing machine, but did you
00:37know that you can get some rewards by turning in your used ink cartridges to some office
00:41supply stores?
00:42You can also get gift cards at some auto parts stores by recycling your car battery, but
00:46US News and World Report also recommends checking with scrap yards and recycling centers where
00:51you might get a better deal.
00:52Back to that first thought over trash and treasure, Wallet Hacks says don't underestimate
00:57what some people will buy on eBay.
00:59Craft enthusiasts especially will be eager to pay for that cork you pop from a bottle
01:03of wine and yes, even toilet paper rolls too.