If you’re among the thousands of Washington residents who use e-cigarettes or vape devices, you likely have wondered what to do with your old ones. What you shouldn’t do is chuck them in the garbage or recycling bin. Clark County Public Health recently launched an educational campaign about how to properly dispose of vaping devices and cartridges.
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Source: The Columbian
Clark County Public Health campaign focuses on proper disposal of e-cigarettes, vaping devices
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