Batteries - Household
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It can be difficult to determine the type of battery you have, whether it is rechargeable, and whether it is recyclable.  Sometimes, the label information, the shape of the battery, or the information on the packaging will tell you.  If not, contact a retailer who specializes in batteries for assistance in identifying the type.

• Alkaline:  Recycle or OK to place in the garbage. 
• Carbon Zinc:  Recycle or OK to place in the garbage. 
• Lithium (less than 9 volts):  Recycle or OK to place in the garbage. 
• Rechargeable batteries:  Take rechargeable batteries to a Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation collection site.  Common rechargeable batteries include Nickel-Cadmium, Nickel Metal Hydride, Lithium Ion and portable (less than 2 pounds) Sealed Lead batteries.

Recycle
Take rechargeable batteries to a Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation collection site. See Batteries - Rechargeable.

Anoka County staff obtained information for this resource by researching various directories, along with telephone verification. It is not an endorsement of the businesses listed, nor does it imply that the businesses are in compliance with applicable laws. Any omissions or inaccuracies are unintentional. For additional listings, we recommend the local telephone directory. ALWAYS CALL FIRST TO VERIFY INFORMATION BECAUSE POLICIES FREQUENTLY CHANGE.
 
This resource is intended for households only. The information does not pertain to wastes from businesses or organizations.

 
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