Novels Papers

• Check Book Condition – If the novels are in good shape, consider donating instead of selling.
• Remove Non-Paper Materials – Take out plastic covers, hard bindings, and metal clips before recycling.
• Sell to a Kabadiwala (Scrap Dealer) – Contact a local scrap buyer who accepts old books and papers.
• Donate if Possible – Libraries, schools, and NGOs may accept old books for reuse.
• Separate Recyclable Papers – Keep torn or damaged pages aside for recycling.
• Weigh Before Selling – Scrap dealers usually buy paper by weight, so bundle them properly.
• Avoid Wasting Usable Books – Some books might still be valuable; check before disposing of them.
• Contribute to Recycling – Selling as bhangar supports paper reuse and reduces environmental waste.

If you have old novels and papers that you no longer need, you can sell them as bhangar (scrap) to a local kabadiwala (scrap dealer) or donate them for recycling. Before doing so, check if the books are still in good condition—if they are, consider donating them to libraries, schools, or NGOs where they can be reused. If the books are too damaged, remove any plastic covers, hard bindings, or non-paper materials before giving them to the scrap dealer. Selling old novels and papers to a bhangarwala helps in paper recycling, reducing waste and contributing to environmental conservation. Recycling old books is an eco-friendly way to clear space while ensuring that the paper is reused efficiently. ♻️📚