Hi, you may dispose of alkaline batteries at the Shady Grove Transfer Station household hazardous waste drop-off or to a participating retailer. Please call ahead if you plan to drop off at a retailer. Let us know if you need anything else!
Hi, you may dispose of alkaline batteries at the Shady Grove Transfer Station household hazardous waste drop-off or to a participating retailer that is most convenient to you. Please call ahead if you plan to drop off at a retailer. You may also network through your neighborhood listserv or Nextdoor to see if a neighbor may be dropping off batteries and can take yours as well. Let us know if you need anything else!
I highly suggest waiting until you accumulate a stack.
2) pool with your neighbors. Everyone else uses tons of batteries.
Ask if someone is going to the Transfer Station, or who might in
future so they can be the designated drop off person.
3) join a time bank and search for a person who does this (like me),
in exchange for my time. sstimebank.org is one timebank. not sure where you’re located.
Where can I dispose alkaline batteries safely since few or any places do so?
Hi, you may dispose of alkaline batteries at the Shady Grove Transfer Station household hazardous waste drop-off or to a participating retailer. Please call ahead if you plan to drop off at a retailer. Let us know if you need anything else!
where to find participating retailers to recycle batteries
You can check with your retailers nearest to you to see if they have battery drop-offs.
Really? We’re expected to take our used batteries to Shady Grove? That’s the plan? What if we only have 4 or 5 batteries, and we don’t have a car?
Hi, you may dispose of alkaline batteries at the Shady Grove Transfer Station household hazardous waste drop-off or to a participating retailer that is most convenient to you. Please call ahead if you plan to drop off at a retailer. You may also network through your neighborhood listserv or Nextdoor to see if a neighbor may be dropping off batteries and can take yours as well. Let us know if you need anything else!
Hi, Pat,
I highly suggest waiting until you accumulate a stack.
2) pool with your neighbors. Everyone else uses tons of batteries.
Ask if someone is going to the Transfer Station, or who might in
future so they can be the designated drop off person.
3) join a time bank and search for a person who does this (like me),
in exchange for my time. sstimebank.org is one timebank. not sure where you’re located.