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All batteries must be taken to specified drop-off locations or returned to retailers, depending on battery type. Lead acid, rechargable, and button batteries contain toxic materials and are particularly hazardous to human and environmental health. For more information, visit www.hazwastehelp.org. Batteries that must be taken to a drop-off center: Alkaline – These are the common […]https://staging.recology.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Batteries3.jpg