Where in Cleveland can I take my dead batteries for proper disposal?
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Alkaline batteries can be safely disposed in your trash. Batteries that should be recycled include lead-acid batteries from engines and rechargeable (Ni-cad) batteries from cell phones, power tools, cordless phones and lap top computers. Lead-acid (car) batteries can be turned in at AutoZone, Murray’s Discount Auto, National Tire and Battery, Sears Automotive Centers and many auto part stores. Rechargeable batteries can be turned in at many retail stores including Alltel, Ameritech Cellular, Best Buy, Cingular Wireless, Home Depot, Radio Shack, Sears, and Target stores. Visit the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation for locations. Other batteries can be recycled at Bulldog Battery (440) 942‑2555 (Vine Street in Eastlake).
Alkaline batteries can be safely disposed in your trash. Batteries that should be recycled include lead-acid batteries from engines and rechargeable (Ni-cad) batteries from cell phones, power tools, cordless phones and lap top computers. Lead-acid (car) batteries can be turned in at AutoZone, Murray’s Discount Auto, National Tire and Battery, Sears Automotive Centers and many auto part stores. Rechargeable batteries can be turned in at many retail stores including Alltel, Ameritech Cellular, Best Buy, Cingular Wireless, Home Depot, Radio Shack, Sears, and Target stores. Visit the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation for locations. Other batteries can be recycled at Bulldog Battery (440) 942‑2555 (Vine Street in Eastlake).
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Heh, there is a drop-off within walking distance of me. Sweet. Thanks to both of ya.
FYI, Matt’s text is from here.
That’s worth bookmarking.