Recyclopedia
What and Where Can I Recycle?
Introducing a new feature to help you find how to
Reuse and Recycle hundreds of items. We hope Recyclopedia will help you recycle more!
Battery, Auto or Car
This material is hazardous waste and must be disposed of properly. This item cannot be placed with your waste for pickup.
Reuse
Currently, there is no reuse option available for this item
Recycle
Your garage or dealer should accept it. Or, go to autozone.com for the nearest AutoZone store.
Disposal
Battery, Button Cell
Button cell batteries are most typically found in cameras, hearing aid devices and wristwatches. They are small, thin, and round.
This material is hazardous waste and must be disposed of properly. This item cannot be placed with your waste for pickup.
Reuse
Currently, there is no reuse option available for this item.
Recycle
Can be brought to the Recycling Center at 700 Middle Road.
Disposal
You may bring button cell batteries to one of the following stores where they will be disposed of properly: Home Depot, Staples, or CVS.
Battery, Non-Rechargeable (Alkaline)
These batteries are typically used in toys, radios, remote controls, and flashlights. They are the AAA, AA, C, D, 9-volt, long life C, and long life D cells.
Reuse
Currently, there is no reuse option available for this item.
Recycle
Residents can bring to the Recycling Center at 700 Middle Road for recycling.
Disposal
See recycle.
Battery, Rechargeable
Rechargeable batteries are commonly found in cordless power tools, cell phones, video cameras, laptop computers, digital cameras, radio-controlled toys, and portable computers. Types include nickel cadmium (Ni-Cd), nickel metal hydride (Ni-MH), lithium ion (Li-ion), and small sealed lead acid.
This material is hazardous waste and must be disposed of properly. This item cannot be placed with your waste for pickup.
Reuse
Currently, there is no reuse option available for this item.
Recycle
Residents can bring to the Recycling Center at 700 Middle Road for recycling.
Alternatively, you may bring rechargeable batteries to the following locations, where they will be disposed of properly: Home Depot, Staples, or CVS.
Disposal
Most consumer products using rechargeable batteries have been designed to allow easy battery removal for proper disposal and recycling.
Flashlight Batteries
These batteries are also typically used in toys, radios, remote controls, and flashlights. They are the AAA, AA, C, D, 9-volt, long life C and D cells.
Reuse
Currently, there is no reuse option available for this item.
Recycle
Batteries can be brought to the Recycling Center at 700 Middle Road.
Disposal
Non-rechargeable household batteries are not considered hazardous and may be put in with your waste.
