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Solar Eclipse Glasses and Recycling

Central Texas Trash service reminder to Recycle Solar Eclipse Glasses
Reminder from Texas Waste Solutions Residential and Commercial Trash Service

Eclipse glasses are typically made of materials like cardboard and plastic. The exact time it takes for these materials to decompose can vary based on various factors such as environmental conditions and the specific composition of the glasses. However, it can take several years for cardboard to decompose, while plastic can take hundreds of years or more. It is important to recycle eclipse glasses to prevent them from ending up in landfills and contributing to long-lasting waste.


Recently our little slice of the world was able to experience a truly amazing Total Eclipse this past Monday, April 8, 2024. The entire experience was not with out some suspense as clouds playfully moved about the sky.


With the upcoming total eclipse in South America in August 2024 approaching, it's important to think about the environmental impact of such astronomical events.

Eclipse glasses are undoubtedly essential for safely viewing solar eclipses. However, after the eclipse has passed, many people are left wondering "what do I do with these eclipse glasses ?".



DO NOT TRASH YOUR ECLIPSE GLASSES
DON'T TRASH YOUR ECLIPSE GLASSES.

Instead of trashing them, recycling them can help reduce the environmental impact. By recycling eclipse glasses, we can minimize the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and contribute to a more sustainable future.


Eclipse Glasses USA LLC, a leading provider of eclipse glasses, accepts used glasses for recycling. Simply send your used glasses to their address at :


Eclipse Glasses USA LLC

PO Box 50571

Provo, UT 84605.


Send them in BEFORE August 1, 2024


Send your glasses in for use in South America- reminder from texas waste solutions in Kempner texas
ECLIPSE GLASSES USA , LLC


These glasses will be recycled for use in South America for their Total Eclipse in August 2024. By taking this simple step, you can contribute to the recycling efforts and help make a positive impact on the environment.



Central Texas experienced an unforgettable total eclipse on April 8, 2024, captivating both seasoned astronomers and curious onlookers. With a remarkable four minutes of totality, the sky turned dark, and the solar corona shimmered in all its glory. This rare event brought people together, fostering a sense of wonder and appreciation for the natural world. As we reflect on this extraordinary experience, let it serve as a reminder of the importance of protecting our planet and promoting sustainable practices.


Family Viewing eclipse through solar eclipse glasses
Total Eclipse April 8th 2024


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