Battery Recycling

Tips & Waring

* For rechargeable battery, let a discharged battery cool to room temperature before recharging. A warm battery can cut-off switch to stop the charging process impulsively and the battery will not get a full charge.

* A discharged battery can be detected by a sharp drop in power, or by a reduction in the number of power indicators. So, recharge batteries only when they are near to fully discharged.

* Continuous charging will shorten battery life. So, don’t leave your cellphone, radio, etc. in the charger when not charging; don’t use the charger as a stand.

* If we start replacing single-use batteries with rechargeable one, we are not only saving money, but also confirming that fewer batteries finish up in landfills.

* In many cities, there are retailers that will provide the recycling service for most types of batteries. Moreover, if the battery is not recyclable, they will get rid of it safely.

* Old battery is very hazardous and can emit the toxic. So, don’t keep it in bags, pockets, or near sharp objects to avoid leaks and explosions.

* Never dispose or destroy the batteries by fire - they could explode.

* Contact the battery manufacturer, maybe you will need more information of the batteries you buy in order to use, dispose, or recycle it safely.

* Sometimes, recycling batteries can pay you some money. Some shop will recycle them as components in new batteries.