One of my clients uses a recording system for their board meeting that
records the information on cassette tapes.  Once they are transcribed then
may be destroyed.  Their problem is how?

Action taken:

*         In the past they had taken the cassettes (about 30-40) to one of
the recycling centers and they would put them through their shredder.  They
no longer do it.

*         Last year they found a company that would pulverize them.  They
went out of business.  

Does anyone have an idea on how to destroy the tapes.  Please don't say
unwind each cartridge.  We did one.  Not a pretty sight and very time
consuming.

I was thinking a bleach or something that would ruin the tapes.

 

Thanks ...

 

Robert W. Dalton, CRM

Dalton Consulting

1-253-229-4555

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