Category: Batteries – Single-Use

Primary/single-use alkaline batteries are commonly used in remote controls, flashlights, clocks, watches, and smoke detectors and have the word “Alkaline” labeled on the side of the battery. Primary/single-use alkaline batteries are not hazardous and can be disposed of in the regular trash once they wear out. If you prefer not to throw your alkaline batteries in the regular trash, you can choose from our list below.

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BigGreenBox.com

Materials Accepted: Cell Phones Electronics Power Tools (hand held) Re-Chargeable Batteries Single-Use Batteries   MAIL-IN PROGRAM Go to www.biggreenbox.com for mail in program instructions Batteries Accepting batteries including Alkaline, NiCd, NiMh, Lead, Silver, Mercury, Lithium Small Electronics Accepting items including cell phones, MP3 players, tablets, handheld power tools and miniature…

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Address 295 Quarry Road Southeast, Lancaster, Ohio 43130
Waste Management Mailback Recycling Service

Materials Accepted: Batteries – single-use Batteries – re-chargeables Cell Phones Compact Fluorescent Bulbs Straight Tube Light Bulbs Computer Digital Cameras Electronics Fluorescent Lamps Hard Drives Ink Cartridges Power Tools Televisions Sharps   MAIL-IN PROGRAM: Go to www.thinkgreenfromhome.com for mail in program instructions Batteries: Accepting batteries including Alkaline, Carbon Zinc, NiCd,…

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Call 2 Recycle

Materials Accepted: Batteries – Re-Chargeable Batteries – Single Use Cell Phones Order a box to ship your batteries to their facility

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BatteryRecycling.com

Materials Accepted: Cell Phones Electronics (hand held devices) Lead Acid Batteries Re-Chargeable Batteries Single-Use Batteries Mail-in Program: Go to www.batteryrecycling.com for mail in program instructions Accepting non-rechargeable household batteries including D-cell, C-cell, AA, AAA, 9-volt, button cells and any other dry cell batteries Accepting rechargeable battery packs from cell phones,…

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Rader Environmental Services Inc.

Materials Accepted: Aerosol cans Ammonia Antifreeze Batteries: Lead-acid, Nickel-cadmium (NiCd), alkaline, lithium Brake fluid Bleach Gasoline Household cleaners Hazardous materials (toxics, oxidizing agents) Herbicides/Pesticides Latex Paint Mercury/ Mercury containing devices Motor Oil Oil-based paint Paint thinners Pool cleaners and chemicals Propane Stains and varnishes Solvents Transmission fluid Wood stripper Residents…

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Address 1752 W. Romick Parkway Findlay, Ohio 45840
Environmental Recycling Group

Materials Accepted: Antifreeze Asbestos Cell Phones Compact Fluorescent Bulbs Computer Digital Cameras Electronics Fluorescent Lamps Fuels Grease/Lubricants Hard Drives Hazardous Materials Herbicides/Pesticides Lead Acid Batteries Motor Oil Other Fluids (brake, power steering, transmission) Paint Pharmaceuticals Re-Chargeable Batteries Single-Use Batteries Residents must call for an appointment first Cost is charged by…

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Address 527 E Woodland Circle, Bowling Green, OH

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Batteries – Single-Use

Primary/single-use alkaline batteries are commonly used in remote controls, flashlights, clocks, watches, and smoke detectors and have the word “Alkaline” labeled on the side of the battery. Primary/single-use alkaline batteries are not hazardous and can be disposed of in the regular trash once they wear out. If you prefer not to throw your alk…

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