Anybody know about eco-friendly disposal of mercury batteries. Can I mail one somewhere?
I just revived my long-dormant Avocet 45 cyclocomputer, it contained an old
#675 mercury battery, the type no longer sold in the US.
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"Jeff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Anybody know about eco-friendly disposal of mercury batteries. Can I mail one somewhere?
If I'm not mistaken, you can just take them to a Radio Shack.
Russell
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Very good, thank you. I see on their web site, "Don't forget! Recycle used batteries at your local
RadioShack!" And a link to the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation rbrc.orgrbrc.orgOpen ↗
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If I'm not mistaken, you can just take them to a Radio Shack.
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Anybody know about eco-friendly disposal of mercury batteries. Can I mail one somewhere?
Batteries Plus will dispose of them for you.
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Anybody know about eco-friendly disposal of mercury batteries. Can I mail one somewhere?
I always bury them by the back fence where I dump the gasoline used in chain-cleaning.
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Anybody know about eco-friendly disposal of mercury batteries. Can I mail one somewhere?
I always bury them by the back fence where I dump the gasoline used in chain-cleaning.
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On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.
Well, now WE know.
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