Nickel Plating and Disposal of Hazardous Waste

Nickel Plating and Disposal of Hazardous Waste

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    Henry Buckeldee
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      Henry Buckeldee
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        Hi all,

        Been preparing some old vintage bicycle brakes for replating. Thought I would have a go myself with nickel or replica chrome kits you can buy.

        Looking at some of the chemicals I see the supplier has classed some as hazardous waste.

        Does this present a problem in disposing of them. I know we are supposedly more environmentally friendly these days, and would not think of flushing them down the drain!

        So can I carry on and order a kit, or will I have to pay to dispose of it. I don't imagine there will ever be any more than 5 litres.

        I live in Essex and it's the usual minefield trying to get information off the council website.

        Look forward to hearing from you

        Henry

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        roy entwistle
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          If you've got a local recycling depot, I would ask them

          Roy

          Edited By roy entwistle on 02/04/2018 19:33:07

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