They promise a longer life but even compact fluorescent light bulbs go dark eventually. What to do with them once that happens can be a dilemma for homeowners, as the bulbs contain a small amount of ...

Q: Can I recycle my fluorescent light bulbs? — T. I. A: Yes, T.I., but never in your mixed recycling bin or cart! Don’t forget that there are two distinct ways to recycle something. The first is via ...

A It has been a chore trying to find a place to dispose of compact fluorescent lights. But it's getting easier as more places are accepting them, sometimes free of charge. And collection boxes may ...

The Daily Breeze published a supplement titled “Focus on Recycling” on Feb. 16 that included an article on how to recycle fluorescent lights. But it only discussed recycling for businesses. What are ...

Have you switched all or some of the light bulbs in your home to the new energy-saving spiral bulbs, also known as compact fluorescent lights (CFLs)? Great job! But you are not done yet. What are you ...

What to do with burned-out CFLs? These energy-saving bulbs are not part of curb-side recycling programs, and if you’re hesitant to put them in the trash, visit a recycling center. For a list of ...

Did you know fluorescent light bulbs may not be thrown away in any curbside trash container? Information about the proper disposal is available through the San Mateo County Household Hazardous Waster ...

With sales of compact fluorescent light bulbs now described as brisk across King County, what's to be done with these mercury-burdened lamps once they burn out? The answer is complicated and can be ...

Lawrence’s household hazardous waste program accepts compact fluorescent bulbs for disposal, among other items. To schedule a drop-off appointment, call 832-3030. For more information, visit ...