HONOLULU (KHON2) — At E-Opala, the unwanted electronics keep coming.
“This is what we’ve collected Friday with no home for it. So we’ve hit our target, and no one will pay for it,” said Jason Gruver, owner of E-Opala, walking through their Mapunapuna warehouse. “We average we do about two containers a week right here. So everything comes in, it’s sorted, separated and catalogued.”
TVs, computers, printers, even electronics that have been sitting in closets and garages for decades. But now there’s a problem…