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Why Is Scrap Copper Recycling A Smart Way To Earn And Help The Environment?

If you have old copper piping, wires, or electrical components lying around, scrap copper recycling might be the perfect solution. Not only can it help you earn money, but it also plays a crucial role in reducing environmental waste and conserving valuable resources. Copper is one of the most recyclable metals, and recycling scrap copper has become increasingly popular due to its environmental and economic benefits. Whether you're a homeowner with some unwanted copper or a business looking to streamline waste management, understanding the value and process of scrap copper recycling can lead to positive financial returns and contribute to a greener planet.

In this blog, we’ll explore the reasons why scrap copper recycling is a smart choice. From how it benefits your wallet to its role in preserving natural resources, we’ll look at why you should consider recycling copper materials today.

How Does Scrap Copper Recycling Benefit the Environment?

Conserving Natural ResourcesRecycling copper helps conserve natural resources and reduces the need for mining. Copper mining is resource-intensive, often involving the destruction of ecosystems and the use of significant amounts of energy. By recycling scrap copper, we can reduce the environmental impact of extracting raw copper from the earth. This contributes to a more sustainable future by lowering carbon emissions associated with mining processes.

Reducing Energy ConsumptionIt takes far less energy to recycle copper than it does to mine and process new copper. The energy savings from recycling copper are significant – approximately 85% less energy is used in recycling compared to primary copper production. This means less reliance on fossil fuels, leading to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, which is essential for combating climate change.

What Are the Financial Benefits of Scrap Copper Recycling?

Earning Money from Scrap CopperOne of the main reasons people recycle scrap copper is the potential to make money. Copper is one of the most valuable scrap metals, and depending on the market, it can fetch a high price per kilogram. Whether you're cleaning out old cables or renovating your home, you can make money from copper by taking it to a recycling facility. Scrap copper recycling provides an easy way to turn unwanted materials into cash.

A Steady Market for CopperThe market for recycled copper remains steady due to its high demand in various industries, including electrical, construction, and manufacturing. As a result, you can be confident that there will always be opportunities to sell your scrap copper. For both small-scale individual recyclers and large-scale businesses, copper consistently holds its value in the recycling industry.

How Can You Get Started with Scrap Copper Recycling?

Gather and Sort Your CopperThe first step in recycling scrap copper is to gather any copper materials you have around your home or business. Common copper items include electrical wiring, copper pipes, plumbing fixtures, and even old appliances like refrigerators. It's important to separate copper from other metals and materials to ensure you get the best price for your scrap.

Find a Reliable Recycling CenterNot all recycling centres accept scrap copper, and the prices can vary depending on the centre's location and demand. Research local recycling centres to find one that offers competitive rates for copper. Some centres may even offer pickup services for large quantities of scrap copper, making the process more convenient for you.

Prepare Your Copper for RecyclingClean and strip your copper before taking it to the recycling centre. Copper that is free of insulation or other contaminants, such as paint or rust, tends to have a higher value. Many recycling centres offer guidelines on how to prepare your copper for recycling, which can help you maximise the amount you earn.

Conclusion

Scrap copper recycling is not only a way to earn money but also an essential practice that helps protect the environment. By recycling copper, you contribute to conserving natural resources, reducing energy consumption, and minimising waste. Whether you're looking to clean up your property or make some extra cash, recycling your scrap copper is an effective and eco-friendly way to go about it. Take the first step today by gathering your scrap copper, finding a reliable recycling center, and making a positive impact on both your wallet and the planet.

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What are the safest pans?

There are many types of pots on the market: which one to choose? Here are the characteristics of the different materials

Pots and pans: there is a large variety on the market, including non-stick, steel, aluminum, copper, and cast iron. How to choose the right ones? We certainly would like something safe ( health concerns often prevail when choosing cookware), but also something that lasts over time and, why not, that is also easy to clean. Here are the pros and cons of the different types of pots and pans.

Non-stick

They are the most popular, but also the most controversial. In the past there has been talking of the dangers of PFOA, an acid used to produce the Teflon of which non-stick pans were made. Today this substance is practically no longer used, indeed some pans even bear the wording "PFOA free". You have to make certain that the pans are of good quality.

Stainless steel

Stainless steel is a combination of different metals, including nickel, chromium, and molybdenum (the acronym 18/10 indicates the percentage of chromium and nickel present). These metals can leach into food, but unless the cookware is worn, discolored, or damaged, the amount that can be absorbed by the food is negligible.

Aluminum

Aluminum is a soft, highly reactive metal that can leach into food, especially when cooking with acidic ingredients. The reaction of the metal with food can form aluminum salts which can be harmful, so it is advisable to buy it anodized or coated with non-stick material. Anodized aluminum undergoes an electrochemical process that increases its mechanical and corrosion resistance.

Cast iron

Cast Iron is known for its durability and even heat distribution. Enameled cast iron has the potential to transfer significant amounts of iron into food, but unlike the metals that other types of pots and pans leach, iron is considered a healthy food additive by the US Food and Drug Administration.

Copper

The very high thermal conductivity of copper is proverbial, but in itself, it is not suitable for contact with food, therefore perfect tinning is required, which still takes place using the artisan method. Unless you put them in the dishwasher, pans have the rare distinction of lasting forever since they can be stagnant on the inside and polished on the outside.

Bamboo

Do you know the Chinese steamer? Bamboo is non-reactive and has no harmful effects on food, but its uses are very limited: in fact, it can only be used for steam cooking and not, for example, for frying.

[shaliniaustin]

Forgot to post progress pictures of Lunar Cuffs 10, 11 and 12. They are ready for antique patina. I have been so tied up with custom work and websites that I have not had a chance to do it. 😬 The @escartists Pop-up Shop in Oakham starts on Saturday. I also have a show in Uppingham on Friday. No excuses! These cuffs will go to the events! Must get the final step done tomorrow and take pictures! #coppersmith #copperthings #copperjewellery (at Stamford, Lincolnshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSsFrOGMoB_/?utm_medium=tumblr

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✧ 002  — HONORARY UNCLE COPPER

The deaths of Nalina and Zaheer saw to Fox being left in the hands of a fellow clansman who was no more than six years older than Fox himself. Orphaned at the age of eight, Copper who was only fourteen was the big brother, or Uncle, Fox never knew he needed.

It is his time spent with Copper where Fox learned how to navigate his surroundings and to adapt and grow with his disability, so he can be better prepared and hold life skills in his hands that would see to him having a successful and prosperous life. He learned how to scrimshaw, carving bones where he was dependent on touch. Every piece made into jewelry of which could be sold within the clan, during trades with other settlements or at the City of Vacuo.

Copper took the time to teach Fox how to fight. Showing him how to use his entire body to his advantage by engaging in hand-to-hand combat. Training with Copper allowed Fox to master the art of Muay Thai. Fox would argue that he fights best bare footed.

With learning how to fight, Fox unlocked his semblance Telepathy during his time spent with Copper. It is with Copper than Fox learned everything he needed to know about aura and semblances. He learned about Huntsmen and Huntresses, aspirations and goals set with the stories told.

However. Copper was under the firm belief that while Telepathy was a great asset for Fox, Fox should not become reliant or dependent on his semblance. His low aura reserve limits his capabilities and the longevity of it’s use and Fox needed to be capable of surviving. Telepathy is a luxury, and Fox should be grateful that his semblance can support him but the world is not kind and as quick as he was to unlock it, is as quick as it can be taken from him.

To be strong, Fox needed to be capable and trusting of himself, before others and his semblance.

Fox would describes Copper as someone who exemplified tough love. Copper only wants the best for people and in order to bring out the best in a person, he would push them to their limits and deliver the hard truths and facts nobody wanted to hear.

Out of all their practice matches, Fox has only won three times.

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✧ 002  — HONORARY UNCLE COPPER

The deaths of Nalina and Zaheer saw to Fox being left in the hands of a fellow clansman who was no more than six years older than Fox himself. Orphaned at the age of eight, Copper who was only fourteen was the big brother, or Uncle, Fox never knew he needed. 

It is his time spent with Copper where Fox learned how to navigate his surroundings and to adapt and grow with his disability, so he can be better prepared and hold life skills in his hands that would see to him having a successful and prosperous life. He learned how to scrimshaw, carving bones where he was dependent on touch. Every piece made into jewelry of which could be sold within the clan, during trades with other settlements or at the City of Vacuo.

Copper took the time to teach Fox how to fight. Showing him how to use his entire body to his advantage by engaging in hand-to-hand combat. Training with Copper allowed Fox to master the art of Muay Thai. Fox would argue that he fights best bare footed. 

With learning how to fight, Fox unlocked his semblance Telepathy during his time spent with Copper. It is with Copper than Fox learned everything he needed to know about aura and semblances. He learned about Huntsmen and Huntresses, aspirations and goals set with the stories told. 

However. Copper was under the firm belief that while Telepathy was a great asset for Fox, Fox should not become reliant or dependent on his semblance. His low aura reserve limits his capabilities and the longevity of it’s use and Fox needed to be capable of surviving Telepathy is a luxury, and Fox should be grateful that his semblance can support him but the world is not kind and as quick as he was to unlock it, is as quick as it can be taken from him. 

To be strong, Fox needed to be capable and trusting of himself, before others and his semblance. 

Fox would describes Copper as someone who exemplified tough love. Copper only wants the best for people and in order to bring out the best in a person, he would push them to their limits and deliver the hard truths and facts nobody wanted to hear. 

Out of all their practice matches, Fox has only won three times. 

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New Post has been published on Titos London

#Blog New Post has been published on http://www.titoslondon.co.uk/jade-celebrates-its-10-year-anniversary-with-limited-edition-archival-pieces/

Jade celebrates its 10-year anniversary with limited-edition archival pieces

As they gear up for their big 10-year anniversary, designers Monica Shah and Karishma Swali of Jade can’t help but gush about how surreal it feels to celebrate their brainchild marking a decade in the fashion business. “We want to pay homage to the very crucial stakeholders who kept this passion burning within us: It’s an homage to India—whose diversity has kept us inspired and curious, our brides—who breathe life into our creations and our craftsmen—whose meticulous techniques lead to such inimitable precision and timeless quality. We want to acknowledge these three pillars on which our label stands.”

To celebrate this milestone, they’re creating a limited-edition collection of 10 archival pieces—each of which will carry the hand embroidered initials of the craftsman who made it. The pieces will be showcased at an intimate gathering hosted by the designers themselves, to share their success with their team and the people who have enabled this journey.

The journey of Jade began when Shah and Swali identified a massive gap in the bridal wear segment in India. “When we were getting married, there weren’t too many choices—we felt that it was the perfect time to offer brides something unique, understated and elegant. We started out in a 200sqft room with just 15 artisans. Today, we have over 800 craftsmen and extensive infrastructure to help our team.”

The designers’ expertise in exporting couture embroidery for garments and accessories at Chanakya, their parent company, influenced their decision to start an occasion wear label that produced the kind of quality and precision that could match up to international standards. “We’ve grown up around fabrics, in a sense. We have an in-depth understanding of how different fabrics can be used to achieve certain silhouettes and effects. It’s given us a keen eye for detail, textures and tailoring.”

In the last 10 years, there has been an apparent transition in bridal wear from over the top ensembles to pieces that are more understated. “Brides and their families have developed a more refined taste now,” they explain. “We started with monochromes and muted colours like beige, in a time when people only accepted traditional colours. It’s funny to think that 10 years ago, people would raise their eyebrows and look at us like we didn’t know what we were doing. Today, we have brides who are actually seeking something out of the ordinary.” Through Jade, both Shah and Swali believe they have had the satisfaction of artistic expression not only for themselves but also for eclectic brides across the country.

According to them, an eclectic Jade bride is discerning, and has a deep appreciation for art. “She’s a woman who values our history and heritage and wants to keep it alive in her own life—especially through her outfits.” They’re of the view that the ideal Jade bride is intellectually alive, culturally curious, a little whimsical and definitely not a fan of clichés.

Staying away from clichés has also helped the brand develop true authenticity. “The challenge is to make great quality proposals and sustain them in the long run. The more the competition increases, the more knock-offs and copycats you’ll find. But these aren’t sustainable, and mostly cater to fast trends. We have understood that as long as we’re staying true to our vision, we’re already standing out.”

Have a look at some of Jade’s offerings in the slideshow below.

1/7 Handcrafted scarlet lehenga embroidered with zardozi, resham work and finished with an ornate brocade borderThe regal garnet lehenga is embossed with 3-D beadwork, badla work and bordered with soft velvetThis two-toned lehenga is embedded with tikki and dori work. The resham border is an intricate mesh of French knots and peacock motifs inspired from mythological storiesThe midnight blue lehenga is hand-embroidered with metal sequins, zardozi and pitta workThe lehenga bears floral blooms in 3D sequins and dori work and is crafted in hand-dyed copperThe garnet red lehenga is an amalgam of kadana work, 3D floral motifs, French knots and peacock motifsA lehenga made of a brocade base is handwoven in gold

The post Jade celebrates its 10-year anniversary with limited-edition archival pieces appeared first on VOGUE India.

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#feelinghappy Now that it has cooled down a little I can get back to hammering and forming again. 😀 #workinprogress Lunar Copper Cuff. Hope to have at least one ready for the next @escartists #craftbazaar in the Conservatory next weekend. #imakecopperthings #coppercuff #cuffbracelet #hammeredcopper #handforgedcopper #forgedcopper #copperthings #madeinstamford #creativeSK #creativestamford #shopstamford #coppersmith #metalsmith #copperwork #copperart #artjewellery #rusticjewellery #copperjewellery https://www.instagram.com/p/CRt_ZOosXEf/?utm_medium=tumblr

[shaliniaustin]

Thanks everyone who visited us today at @riversidebeads for @paospeterborough @evefaffs and I really appreciate your support 🙏🏽 We will be there again next Saturday for our final Peterborough Artists Open Studios. Come and say hello if you can. We would love to see you. It has been a whole since we have seen some of our local friends and customers in person. #openstudios #inpersonevent #hopetoseeyousoon #paos #paos2021 #artpopup #feltart #copperthings https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ38qzVs2ff/?utm_medium=tumblr

[shaliniaustin]

MY PRECIOUS! 🤩 #happydance💃time! As you can see I am easily pleased 😁 A nice man gave my husband all these #copper pipes yesterday. They are from an air-conditioning unit he was repairing. #wastenotwantnot Lots of #upcycleddesigns to think about... #coppersmithlife #imakecopperthings #copperpipe #coppertube #coppersmith #copperthings #copperjewellery #coppersculpture #copperjewelry #whatshallimake #fantasycuff #waterfeature #ideasinaction #pipedreams #makefromscratch (at Stamford, Lincolnshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CL87xq3sJ5r/?igshid=icf1yckx7q2x

[shaliniaustin]

From simple copper pipe to individually crafted jewellery. These two #bracelets off to their new home tomorrow. I can make cuffs in this style just for you. Contact me if you would like a custom made Fantasy Cuff. Various sizes possible. #madetoorder #shopstamford #shopindependent imadethis #imakecopperthings #coppercuffs #copperpipe #madefromscratch #coppersmith #copperthings #creativeSK #madeinlincolnshire #funwithcopper https://www.instagram.com/p/CLm5d7CM3Dy/?igshid=h258ilthkzok

[shaliniaustin]

#workinprogress Crafting Fantasy Copper Cuffs 8 & 9. #customorder #coppersmithing #copperthings #hammertime #lovemyhammers #madefromscratch #imakecopperthings #wip #coppercuff #copperpipe #creativeSK #Stamfordmade #stamfordartisan #stamfordartist #stamfordcreatives #CreativeStamford https://www.instagram.com/p/CLPkISnsuNR/?igshid=e2y3jp0zvo56

[shaliniaustin]

#workinprogress Playing with the big torch today 😀 I am re-visiting something i started in September and then put aside when the opportunity came up for a couple of in-person events. During these covid times i am sure you understand how important any work opportunity is! I decided to make more small items to sell at the events with Christmas in mind. Decorative things and enamelled jewellery etc. do sell better at this time of the year. So we are back on the copper bowl today. A round of #annealing before i can #hammer it some more. This process will go on for a while but don't worry i won't post more noisy torch videos for this bowl while it is under construction 😄 Good to be back on the #workbench #coppersmith #coppersmithlife #wip #imakecopperthings #copperthings #funwithcopper #copperbowl #makingabowl #madeinstamford #Stamford #stamfordartist #creativestamford #creativeSK (at Stamford, Lincolnshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHLdOb3MNJ8/?igshid=1ikycrox7ukfs

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Some of my #jewellery at the ESCartists #exhibition at Carre Gallery in Sleaford #StamfordArtist #creativeStamford #Stamfordcreative Made in #Stamford #StamfordUK #SouthKesteven #Stamfordresident #coppersmith #copperartist #jewelleryartist #jewellerymaker #copper #copperjewellery #copperthings #coppergifts #Lincsconnect #carregallery #sleaford (at Carre Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFjugK6j-a5/?igshid=102d9xuwns628