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V8Ian
28th June 2024, 12:33 PM
Are there any special or responsible ways of disposing of Li-ion batteries?
I have one that is swollen and cracked.
Tins
28th June 2024, 12:40 PM
Are there any special or responsible ways of disposing of Li-ion batteries?
I have one that is swollen and cracked.
You talking about a thing like a tool battery, or an individual cell? Aldi, at least here, have bins for battery disposal, but only for cells.
Bunnings through PlanetArk (https://recyclingnearyou.com.au/batteries/BrisbaneQLD), or Second Life (https://slbatteries.com.au/pages/free-lithium-ion-battery-disposal-brisbane) might be options as well.
ChookD2
28th June 2024, 01:48 PM
I know Moreton Bay tips have battery disposal, not sure about your neck of the woods.
drivesafe
28th June 2024, 02:40 PM
If its a small battery like Tins mentioned, Aldis recycle them as well.
V8Ian
28th June 2024, 02:47 PM
Bunnings Carsledine looks the closest.
Thanks for the suggestions fellows. If Bunnings burns to the ground on the weekend, I'm going to hard delete this thread. [bigrolf]
Tins
28th June 2024, 04:25 PM
If Bunnings burns to the ground on the weekend, I'm going to hard delete this thread. [bigrolf]
The power has gone to your head. Pun intended.....
TonyC
28th June 2024, 05:56 PM
Bunnings Carsledine looks the closest.
Thanks for the suggestions fellows. If Bunnings burns to the ground on the weekend, I'm going to hard delete this thread. [bigrolf]
I'll save an off site backup copy for you Ian 😇
p38arover
28th June 2024, 08:43 PM
I have 3 to dispose of. I don't intend to put them in a battery recycling bin, there are far too many fires (over 10,00 per year) from dumped batteries.
I've been thinking of dropping them off at the local fire station.
V8Ian
28th June 2024, 09:56 PM
That could get embarrassing, if the fire station burnt down. [biggrin]
Tins
4th July 2024, 07:04 PM
Just to follow up. I emailed SecondLife about some cells, and also asked about disposal. They recommended Bunnings bins. Apparently. at least in Qld, that is EcoBatt.
Good to know.
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