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How to Recycle Batteries in Media Patch

Getting rid of batteries isn't as hard as it used to be.

Patch users across the Philadelphia area have shown increasing interest in how to recycle or safely dispose of any number of household items. So we've put together a series of resources for you and your neighbors, including locations in Media Patch and nearby. If we miss any item you want to know how to properly dispose of or recycle, please let us know in the comments.

For those looking to get rid of unwated or expired batteries, there are more options than you might think.

Household Batteries (A, AA, AAA, C, D, 9v)

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Whole Foods Markets offer battery drop-off points in their stores for recycling.

  • Whole Foods in Glen Mills

Rechargeable Batteries

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Best Buy: Area Best Buys will accept two electronic items a day, including rechargeable batteries. Check the following locations for recycling:

Office Depot: Office Depot accepts rechargeable batteries. Customers must purchase special recycling boxes from the store (between $5 and $15, depending on size) to dispose of items.

Button Cell Batteries

 


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