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    boltfam is offline Emerald level (3000+ posts)
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    Default How to dispose of nonstick cookware

    I'm trying to replace all my non-stick cookware, and I have a pan that is so badly scratched that I don't think anyone else (who doesn't care about nonstick) would want. What is the best way to get rid of it?

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    I think they could be recycled
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    I sent DH off with ours to the recycling center and they must have accepted it, b/c DH didn't mention anything about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by katydid1971 View Post
    I think they could be recycled
    I have curbside recycling...do you think I could put it in there or does it have to go to a special recycling center?

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