How do you dispose the rotary cutter blades?
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You're lucky. They pay big bucks to have medical wastes picked up and properly disposed of.
Originally Posted by Qwiltylady
When my plastic cases are full of old blades I take them to my doctor's office and they put them in their "sharps" container.
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I saved an International Coffee's tin and cut a slit in the lid - I put old blades - needles, and damaged pins in it. I will take it to a junk yard, and give it to them, they will recycle it, and no worry about someone getting hurt.
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Originally Posted by quilter41
Originally Posted by bearisgray
Originally Posted by quilter41
Send them away to be resharpened.
How much? $ 2.20 ea they are actually exchanged or $ 33.00 for 10
Are they "as good as new" when you get them back?
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Originally Posted by gypsyquilter
i use an old coffee can with a slit in the lid, all used blades and needles go in it. when it's full, I tape the lid on and dispose in the recycle bin.
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