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    Welcome and I got just a couple of points I want to bring up.
    #1- those plastic totes come in real handy for your scrap. But boxes come cheap, I use banana boxes from a discount grocery.
    #2- Circuit boards are not necessarily "motherboards" unless the come out of a computer/server. TV/stereo scrap is just low-grade circuit boards.
    #3- On small items it's hard to tell the difference between alum. and stainless (weightwise) I'd throw that stuff into a box of it's own and mark it ? so that way you can let the yard explain it to you. They have seen enough material to pretty much tell whats what.
    Even tho I threw them a curve ball at my yard with some computer scrap, they had to bring out the gun.

    P & M Recycling - Specializing in E-Waste Recycling.
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