Charger and Adapter Safety
Here's what you need to know, in plain terms. Old chargers and adapters, even without a matching device, are accepted as standard e-waste — no need to find their original device first.
- Old cables shouldn't go in household waste any more than larger electronics.
- No need to sort cables by type before pickup — general grouping is enough.
- Copper content gives cables modest scrap value, more so in bulk.
Chargers and adapters
For charger and adapter safety, old chargers and adapters, even without a matching device, are accepted as standard e-waste — no need to find their original device first.
Sorting isn't required
Cables don't need to be sorted by type before pickup — grouping them loosely in a bag is enough. The team handles detailed sorting after collection.
The home cable drawer
For charger and adapter safety, most households accumulate a drawer of old cables and chargers for devices long gone — this is one of the simplest items to include in a pickup since there's no data or battery concern.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are USB cables accepted?
Yes, USB and other small cables are accepted.
How do I store cables?
No special storage is needed — a bag or box until pickup is fine.
Should cables be sorted?
Not necessarily — general grouping is enough, detailed sorting happens after collection.
Do cables have scrap value?
Modestly, mainly from copper content — more noticeable in bulk quantities.
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Last updated: 2026-07-14