Infant & Child Car Seat Recycling Program
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We cannot be throwing away this plastic and further polluting our planet.
Coming Soon! If interested please send us an email: info@littleoutoftowners.com
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The Facts
Car seats can only be used for 6-7 years and then must be
disposed of! The reason for this is the fact that the when the
plastic is used in the hot car on a regular basis it begins to
breakdown, causing the seat to loose its original strength. The
solution for disposing of these car seats is to smash them so
that they are no longer usable and someone cannot pick one
out of a dumpster for use. This solution fixes the problem of
people using unsafe seats for their children, but does not help
with our growing landfills.
Picture piles and piles of old plastic car seats covering our
earth. Something must be done to make a change; we cannot
be throwing away this plastic and further polluting our planet.
We must be recycling these seats.
Why Should I Recycle My Car Seat?
Car Seats Expire – Yes, car seats have expiration dates. Due to their exposure to extreme conditions (like heat and sun), the plastic from which they are constructed generally degrades in five to six years. All car seats have expiration date stickers on them.
Car Seats Can’t Be Used After Accidents – This is why car seat reuse isn’t a popular option, since potential buyers are often unsure if a seat has been in a collision, which could weaken the safety structures in the seat.
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Our Process
1. Receive all makes and
models of infant and child car
seats - every expired,
damaged, recalled or unusable
- along with a small
contribution to help cover our
handling and dismantling
expense costs of $25.00
2. Remove all fabric, smaller
components like buckle latch
plates, harness adjusters,
locking clips, and the buckles
3. Send car seat shell
composed of #5
plastic/Polypropylene to local
plastics recycling company