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# Recycle Bin

The Recycle Bin turns **Fried** junk into **SP** so dead parts don’t clog inventory forever.

## Rules

| Rule                      | Detail                                                            |
| ------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| What goes in              | Fried items moved to the bin                                      |
| Empty threshold           | At least **10** items to empty                                    |
| Result                    | Items consumed permanently → SP payout (previewed before confirm) |
| Untradable / starter junk | May pay **0 SP** when recycled                                    |

Fried items are not repairable, mountable, tradable, or burnable via the normal Mint burn path.

## When to use it

1. Let worn parts hit Fried (or clean inventory of already-Fried drops)
2. Move them to the Recycle Bin
3. Empty when you have ≥10 and accept the SP quote

## Related

* [Condition & Repair](/rig-rooms-docs/game-systems/condition-and-repair.md)
* [$COMPUTE & Store Points](/rig-rooms-docs/economy/currencies.md)
* [Play](https://rigrooms.com/play/login)
* Site guide: [Recycle Bin](https://rigrooms.com/guidebook/recycle-bin)


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