Batteries

Rechargeable batteries (Li-ion, Ni-Cd, etc.)

You can recycle all types of batteries used in:

• camcorders
• printers
• PDAs
• power tools
• cell phones
• other small electronics. 

Call to confirm store policies.

Batteries Plus Bulbs 

Best Buy

Elite Energy Distribution

Home Depot

Lowes

Visit Call2Recycle for a more complete list of participating businesses.

Alkaline Batteries

Batteries & Bulbs Plus stores accept small household alkaline batteries for recycling. Fees may apply.

Elite Energy Distribution in Brookfield accepts alkaline/zinc batteries for recycling. Call for details and fees.

Automotive and Boat Batteries

State law prohibits disposal of lead acid batteries in landfills or incinerators. All vehicle battery retailers must accept used batteries at no charge if you are purchasing a new one from them. 

Safe Disposal Sites:

Allied Resource Recovery
1001 Tesch Ct., Waukesha, Wisconsin 53186
(262) 574-0100

Aztak Recycling
8300 W. Florist Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53218
(414) 466-2150

Batteries Plus Bulbs

Elite Energy Distribution
3545 N. 127th St., Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005
(414) 461-8216

Kohne Salvage
W200 S7203 Williams Dr., Muskego, Wisconsin 53150
(262) 679-1135

Kral Scrap Metal
W224S8575 Industrial Ave., Big Bend, Wisconsin 53103
(262) 662-3215

Waukesha Iron & Metal
1351 E. Main St., Waukesha, Wisconsin 53186
(262) 547-7293

Wear safety goggles and gloves when you pick up a battery. Carry it in a wooden box or a leak-proof container. 
If you drop a battery, neutralize any spilled acid with baking soda or lime.