Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
when stuff is easy to separate then I'd recommend separating it to maximise your return.
many people just take these into the scrap yard without separating the copper. this video shows you how easy it is to do and you get a nice little bit of clean copper back.
snip off the noodles with side cutters and then score the radiator over the copper pipe, then pull out the copper. Easy.
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when stuff is easy to separate then I'd recommend separating it to maximise your return.
many people just take these into the scrap yard without separating the copper. this video shows you how easy it is to do and you get a nice little bit of clean copper back.
snip off the noodles with side cutters and then score the radiator over the copper pipe, then pull out the copper. Easy.
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