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Celebrate Earth Day, Everyday
By Choosing to Refill Your Toner Cartridge

Our goal when we opened our business over 25 years ago was to save people money while protecting the environment (and, to create a growing business for ourselves). Thanks to your belief in our 100% guaranteed products, your patronage has made a huge difference, keeping nearly 1.1 million pounds of trash out of the landfills and allowing 1,983,827 quarts of oil to remain in the ground, where it belongs (manufacturing a new toner cartridge requires more than 3 to 3 1/2 quarts of oil).

Every toner cartridge refilled with a ReChargX Premium Print toner refill kit:

  • Saves over 3 - 3 1/2 quarts of oil
  • Keeps more than 3 pounds of waste out of ever-shrinking landfills
  • Keeps an average of $50 - $150 in your wallet
    (the best kind of conservation)

The picture on the right is of the Sears Tower in Chicago - one of the world's tallest buildings at 1,454 feet. If every one of the 110 million toner cartridges intentionally thrown into our landfills in just one year were packed into a giant cube, that tower of trash would be taller than the Sears Tower.

Even more amazing, that tower of wasted cash would represent more than $15 billion dollars thrown into our dumps. The original $150 million cost to build the Sears Tower is only 1/10th of what is spent on toner cartridges annually.

Consider this: A one dollar bill is exactly 2.61” X 6.14” x 0.0043” thick which means the stack of trash cash made up of 15 billion one dollar bills would be 5,375,000 feet tall -- a pile of cash over 1,017 miles high.

One last amazing toner fact: Every one of the 25,000 people who enter the Sears Tower every business day would have to bring 17 toner cartridges with them every day of the year to equal the 110 million number of cartridges thrown into landfills every year.

Recharge, recycle, and reduce. It's one great way to help save the environment and save money too.

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