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2. How to Dispose of Batteries - The Home Depot

   www.homedepot.com/c/ab/how-to-dispose-of-batteries/9ba683603be9fa5395fab90124a...

   Alkaline batteries are not accepted at The Home Depot or at most places that offer battery recycling. Instead of dropping off your alkaline batteries in person, you can mail order a recycling kit for them. Call2Recycle is one of the companies that offer mail-in battery recycling kits.

3. Household Battery Recycling - Wisconsin

   apps.dnr.wi.gov/doclink/waext/WA1621.pdf

   Battery recycling requirements for households. Wisconsin has no legal requirements, with the exception of lead-acid batteries, for disposal of household-generated batteries. These include alkaline, lithium, lithium ion, metal hydride, nickel-cadmium, silver oxide and zinc-air.

4. PROPER HANDLING OF USED BATTERIES - Wisconsin DNR

   dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/Recycling/batteries.html

   Alkaline batteries may be put in the trash, but others must be recycled or managed as universal waste. See the publications below for a guide to managing different battery types and a printable poster with collection and storage requirements and best management practices. Battery Recycling for Businesses (WA-1622) [PDF]

5. Battery & Cellphone Recycling Locations in West Bend, WI -...

   locations.call2recycle.org/WI/WEST-BEND/77849

   Your local Call2Recycle rechargeable battery recycling drop-off location can be found in West Bend, wisconsin at 700 W Paradise Dr | 77849.

6. Where to Recycle Batteries - Energizer

   energizer.com/responsibility/battery-recycling/where-to-recycle-batteries

   If you’re looking to discover where to dispose of batteries, both Earth911 and Call2Recycle offer online resources to help. Earth911 has an accurate Recycling Locator for all types of batteries where you enter your ZIP code to find the nearest battery recycling center –

7. Battery and Electronics Recycling Inc. | US EPA - U.S....

   www.epa.gov/wi/battery-and-electronics-recycling-inc

   Battery and Electronics Recycling Inc. (BERI), 325 W. Front St., Mount Horeb, WI, is a warehouse filled with hundreds of thousands of discarded batteries (including lithium metal, lithium ion, nickel cadmium, alkaline, and lead acid) in containers stacked in three large rooms.

8. Batteries - Waukesha County

   www.waukeshacounty.gov/landandparks/recycling/household/batteries

   Alkaline Batteries. Batteries & Bulbs Plu s stores accept small household alkaline batteries for recycling for a very small fee. Elite Energy Distribution in Brookfield accepts alkaline/zinc batteries for recycling for a fee. Call for details. Automotive and Boat Batteries.

9. Batteries - RMW/AROW

   www.recyclemorewisconsin.org/batteries

   Alkaline Batteries. Alkaline Batteries no longer contain mercury, so they can be safely disposed of with normal solid waste. They are now made primarily out of steel, zinc, and manganese, and do not pose a health or environmental risk during use or disposal.

10. Batteries - Waukesha County

    www.waukeshacounty.gov/landandparks/recycling/electronics/batteries

    Accepts alkaline/zinc batteries for recycling for a fee. Automotive and Boat Batteries. Lead acid batteries are prohibited in landfills or incinerators. All vehicle battery retailers accept used lead-acid batteries at no charge from anyone purchasing a battery. Disposal Sites: Allied Resource Recovery. Batteries Plus Bulbs. Elite Energy ...

11. Batteries - Marathon County Solid Waste Department

    www.marathoncountysolidwaste.org/batteries

    Please call ahead for specific details and directions regarding your batteries. Drop-off Locations: Marathon County Solid Waste Department - 172900 State Hwy. 29, Ringle - 715-344-8198. Reigel Ace Hardware - 1701 S. Galvin, Marshfield - 715-387-3411.