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If you’ve got stacks of old CDs collecting dust, you’re not alone.. As streaming has taken over, many of us are left wondering what to do with old CDs, since tossing them in the bin can feel wasteful and wrong.
The good news? There are plenty of creative and sustainable ways to give them a second life and turn your old discs into something unique.
Where and how can I recycle CDs and DVDs?
Recycling CDs isn’t as simple as putting them in your blue bin. Because they’re made of mixed materials (plastic, metal, and ink dyes), they need to be sent to specialised recycling facilities.
Many local recycling centres or electronic waste collection points accept them. Some charities and reuse programs will also take them off your hands.
Should I keep my old CDs?
If they hold sentimental value or rare content, maybe keep a few. But for the rest, there’s no need to hoard what you can transform.
Beyond recycling, CDs can be repurposed! Whether it’s turning them into coasters, art, or even décor, in the right hands your old CDs offer a surprising range of possibilities.
Turning Old CDs into Unique Gifts or Statement Furniture
Your old music collection can become part of something much bigger!
Our RE-CD collections transform forgotten CDs into sleek, modern pieces - from coffee tables to bar stools and homewares - we designed all our products with sustainabile character in mind.


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