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    Climate Quick Tip: Broken Strings Can Sing an Eco-Friendly Tune

    Save any brand of broken instrument strings, including electric guitar, bass, acoustic guitar, nylon, and orchestral strings and send them to Terracycle via mail-in or drop-off locations. They will properly recycle them as a part of their recycling program with Dโ€™Addario. Terracycleโ€™s free recycling program with Dโ€™Addario offers mail-in and drop-off options to recycle all types and brands of instrument strings.
    Save any brand of broken instrument strings, including electric guitar, bass, acoustic guitar, nylon, and orchestral strings and send them to Terracycle via mail-in or drop-off locations. They will properly recycle them as a part of their recycling program with Dโ€™Addario. Terracycleโ€™s free recycling program with Dโ€™Addario offers mail-in and drop-off options to recycle all types and brands of instrument strings.

    Save any brand of broken instrument strings, including electric guitar, bass, acoustic guitar, nylon, and orchestral strings and send them to Terracycle via mail-in or drop-off locations. They will properly recycle them as a part of their recycling program with Dโ€™Addario.

    Terracycleโ€™s free recycling program with Dโ€™Addario offers mail-in and drop-off options to recycle all types and brands of instrument strings.

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