CLEAR Carpet and Pad Recycling

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DeSitter Flooring is committed to a sustainability of the flooring industry and is a voluntary participant in the

CLEAR Carpet Recycling program, a landfill-diversion effort.

When you see the CLEAR logo, you know that your discarded carpet and pad are being recycled responsibly for the good of the planet.

Recycling carpet and pad as a way of promoting sustainability is more than just a feel-good environmental goal. To be practical, it also must be financially sustainable. Landfill charges continue to rise as a direct result of increased environmental concern.
 
By diverting used carpet and pad from landfills, CLEAR Carpet Recycling helps make for a much “GREENER AND SAFER” environment.

Also as landfill fees increase and stewardship programs are put in place, the savings attained by recycling carpet and pad become even more attractive.

CLEAR Carpet Recyclers views residential carpet and pad as valuable natural resources. Therefore, while reducing waste, we are contributing to “greater savings for our customers and maintaining sustainability for the flooring industry.”


Why Recycle?

 Be Green - Show your neighbors your commitment to a greener environment

 Recycling carpet and pad has never been easier

 It makes sense. Consider the facts:

  • 4-6% of all waste in landfills is carpet
  • Recycling carpet creates jobs in USA
  • 1,000 SY of carpet saves 4,500 Lbs from landfill, saves 440 gallons of oil
  • Recovering carpet reduces demand for foreign oil
  • Pad is recycled into new pad

Your recovered carpet and pad is reincarnated and given new life as:

  • Parking stops
  • Erosion control
  • New carpet and pad
  • Picnic tables
  • Park benches
  • Consumer products
  • Sound barriers
  • Car parts

Carpet Recycling Facts...

  • 60% of Carpet is recyclable Nylon 6 & 6.6
  • Carpet pad is recyclable
  • Carpet is 2nd most recyclable item we can divert from landfills
  • Recycling carpet creates real jobs, reduces landfill waste and decreases dependence on foreign oil.

 

 

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