Gold Recycle: Why You Shouldn't Waste Your Time & Energy on It

In this video, we'll show you how to recycle gold from scrap components such as electronics, connectors, and computer parts. By scrap-ing gold from these items, you can make money while helping to preserve the environment.

There are a few reasons why recycling gold from electronic components and computer parts may not be a good use of time and energy:

It can be dangerous: The process of dissolving gold from electronic components and computer parts involves the use of highly corrosive chemicals, such as muriatic acid and hydrochloric acid. These chemicals can cause serious injury if they come into contact with skin or eyes, and proper safety precautions must be taken when working with them.

It may not be cost-effective: The process of recycling gold from electronic components and computer parts can be time-consuming and labor-intensive. Additionally, the cost of the chemicals and other materials needed to extract the gold may outweigh the value of the recovered gold.

It may not be environmentally friendly: The process of recycling gold from electronic components and computer parts generates hazardous waste in the form of the used acid solutions. Proper disposal of this waste is important to protect the environment.

In general, it may be more cost-effective and environmentally friendly to sell electronic components and computer parts to a reputable recycler, rather than attempting to extract the gold yourself. The recycler can then handle the process of extracting any precious metals, including gold, in a safe and responsible manner.