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How to Dispose of Batteries

Author: Geoff

Sep. 30, 2024

How to Dispose of Batteries

How to Dispose of Other Batteries

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Many electronics and vehicles use other types of batteries.

Cell and Laptop Batteries

Laptops and cellphones often use lithium-ion batteries. These are accepted at Call2Recycle sites at The Home Depot. You can also drop off old laptop batteries to be recycled at some office supply stores. Don&#;t put them in the trash or take them to the landfill. 

Button Cell Batteries

These batteries are also known as coin batteries. They are used in watches, toys, remote car starters and other items. Button cell contain silver and mercury. They must be recycled. You can take them to Call2Recycle drop-off sites, like those at The Home Depot. Watch repair shops may also take these batteries for recycling.

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Keep all batteries out of the reach of children, but especially button batteries. Because they are shiny and small, these batteries are attractive to kids. Button batteries can be easily swallowed and cause medical problems and even death.

Car Batteries

Car batteries are used in vehicles and some lawn equipment. Because car batteries contain lead and acid, you can&#;t put them in the trash or take them to the dump. They also are not accepted at most battery recycling collection sites. Still, you shouldn&#;t leave old car batteries sitting around your garage or storage shed. They can leak damaging fluid. 

When you buy a new car battery, the store will often take your old battery. Even if you aren&#;t buying a battery, many auto retailers accept old car batteries. They will dispose of them properly. Your city or county may also offer car battery collection sites.

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Drop off your old batteries for free at thousands of convenient locations across the U.S., including The Home Depot, Lowe&#;s and Staples.

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