By using recycled mercury in the manufacture of their Compact Fluorescent bulbs MaxLite is taking one more step in protecting the environment. Now instead of the bulbs going into the landfill, and depositing their mercury, the bulbs are recycled, the mercury extracted and the mercury put back into new bulbs. The circle of manufacture is closed and the mercury is contained.
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Responding to their customer’s most frequent environmental questions, MaxLite is devoting part of their website to discussing Mercury and Compact Fluorescent lamps. By pro-actively addressing questions from its end-users, MaxLite is relieving many of the current misconceptions about mercury and CFLs. MaxLite is encouraging the public to feel good about using CFLs; not only because CFLs save money and energy, but also because CFLs are good for the environment.
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This informative flyer details the following topics:
1.) Responsible Recycling As Easy as 1, 2, 3! The Recycle Program takes all the guesswork out of recycling compact fluorescents.
2.) Understanding Mercury!
3.) What to do after a compact fluorescent lamp breaks.
4.) The Right Bulb For Your Fixture, a helpful guide to selecting your compact fluorescent lamps.
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