Understanding the different types of brass scrap in Nigeria
buyscrapng March 3, 2025 No Comments

One of the oldest alloys in the world, brass is an abundant metal that contains a significant amount of copper along with other metals like zinc, tin, and lead. Like almost all metals, scrap brass can be recycled and used again without losing the special qualities that make it valuable and lucrative. Brass is a fairly common metal used to make a wide range of everyday items, such as locks, doorknobs, valves, musical instruments, decorative ornaments, and plumbing fixtures, because of its good electrical and heat conductivity, fair corrosion resistance, and attractive appearance. If you want to sell your brass scrap in Lagos, Abuja, Rivers, Kaduna, Calabar, Ogun, Oyo, or in any other state in Nigeria, then we have written this article for you so you understand the different types of scrap brass that we buy. What is brass? Brass is an alloy made of copper and zinc, though it
Read MoreHow to identify Recyclable Metals at Home
buyscrapng February 20, 2025 No Comments

Most times we don’t ever sort out our trash. Do you know how much harm it does to our environment and our personal health? A lot! Shocking, right? Wrong disposal of our waste is one of the biggest causes of drainage blockage and sickness in the areas affected. This is indeed disheartening, isn’t it?. How can we stop this wrong disposal of waste, ultimately dispose of waste properly, keep our drainages clean, and create a healthier environment? Because the state of our drainage is indeed disheartening, isn’t it? To make a change, it all begins with you. If you’re new here, you’re in the right place. We are all about recycling and keeping the environment clean. I know you are eager to be a part of the green movement; today’s topic has a little twist. I’m going to give you all the necessary information you need to identify recyclable metals
Read MoreHow Aluminum Beverage Cans are Recycled in Nigeria
buyscrapng February 20, 2025 No Comments

It’s no news that your beverage cans are recycled. Basically, you’re reusing the same can twice, which means you’ve probably drunk from the same can twice. Which is one of the beliefs some individuals have, hence they always wipe CT the head of the can or use a straw before drinking. Not so funny, is it? If you’re not giggling, my apologies; my sense of humor failed me there. You’re probably thinking about it, but it’s totally safe, as these aluminum beverage cans undergo a rigorous cleaning process, which would definitely put your mind at ease. In this article, you’re going to walk through the entire process of aluminum can recycling. Courtesy of BuyScrap. Sit back, and let’s get into it. The Recycling Process: Step-by-Step Step 1: Collection This is the first step, and this process involves the collection of scrap aluminum beverage cans, such as popular brands like Coca-Cola,
Read MoreWhere to sell scraps in Nigeria for cash?
buyscrapng February 17, 2025 No Comments

My fellow Nigerian I’ve got a quick question for you. Did you know that you have another source of income sitting at home with you? Yes, YOU. That thing you call “scraps?” I am delighted to inform you that I see an opportunity to earn while being a part of the environmental sustainability movement. In other words, you can sell your “scraps” while at the same time cleaning your environment. Profitable in both ways, right? Now what exactly is referred to as “scrap”? According to the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary, “scrap” can be defined as things that are not wanted or cannot be used for their original purpose; in plain words, trash/scrap. Not just any kind of trash “Recyclable trash” examples are electronic scrap, plastics scrap, and the infamous metal scraps. I know you’re probably wondering… “Just give me my money!!!” Let’s get back on track, shall we? Now that you’re probably wondering? How can I sell
Read MoreImportance of Waste Collection in Nigeria
buyscrapng February 17, 2025 No Comments

Junk thrown out because it was deemed useless, faulty, or unworthy is very harmful to the environment. Organizations can effectively dispose of, reduce, reuse, and prevent waste by implementing a waste management system. Waste Management in Nigeria The two main techniques for managing waste are open dumping and landfilling. The release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere is a result of landfills and waste incineration. Waste can also be classified into types. The primary types of waste include organic waste, hazardous waste, solid waste, liquid waste, and recyclable waste. Organic Waste The term “organic waste” refers to any material derived from plants or animals that has the ability to break down organically. This includes leftover food, yard waste, cardboard, paper, and even certain kinds of plastic. When organic waste is composted, it breaks down into nutrients-rich soil that can be used to grow new plants. This process helps reduce the amount
Read More5 Reasons why you should sell your Scrap Vehicle Online
buyscrapng February 17, 2025 No Comments

Our vehicles are one of the most important assets to be acquired; the sense of accomplishment in the purchase and using them gives such a feeling of peace. The fact that you can transport yourself by yourself at your convenience? Such a blissful feeling. The maintenance fees, just to make sure the car is in good condition, does this sound familiar? The way you’d rationalize it is by saying, “This might be taking money out of my pocket, but at least the benefits outweigh the expenses.” Hence, the vehicle remains in use, but the heartache that comes from the first time you have to call a mechanic to have the car checked, not for maintenance, but now for an actual reason that usually has to do with a huge amount of money being spent. The heart-dropping sensation when you begin to take into account the monthly expenses and discover that the
Read MoreBuyScrap Nigeria Wins the Environmentalist Award
buyscrapng February 17, 2025 No Comments

BuyScrap Nigeria has emerged as the winner for the Most Environmentally Friendly Business Idea from the Sustainable Enterprise Challenge Programme (TSECP), sponsored by the British Council and Prince’s Trust International (PTI) and implemented by Nerdzfactory. The award was conferred on the company on Friday, March 18, 2024, at the Sustainable Enterpise Challenge program final event and pitch competition at the Zone Event Center, Gbagada, Lagos. The program trained 56 participants for four weeks on the skills needed to run successful, sustainable businesses. Out of the participants, 16 finalists were chosen, and eight winners were awarded N250,000 each. Among the winners were BuyScrap Nigeria for the Most Environmentally Friendly Business Idea; Blue Sands Stem Labs for the Most Innovative Business Idea; Mee Best Foods for the Most Societally Friendly Business Idea; Hems to Fit for the Most Profitable Business Idea; Ecodey Management Resources for the Most Environmentally Friendly Business Idea; Eco Feet, a
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