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We often pay the most attention to our inkjet cartridges right when they’re about to run out of ink. You can refill these little guys an average of five to seven times before they need to be recycled, which is easy to do since the average toner cartridge is composed of 40 percent plastic, 40 percent metal and smaller amounts of rubber, paper, foam and toner.
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