All types of batteries used in camcorders, printers, PDAs, power tools, cell phones and other small electronics can be recycled.
True Value Stores
Visit Call2Recycle for a more complete list of participating businesses.
Stores accept small household alkaline batteries for recycling for a fee
Accepts alkaline/zinc batteries for recycling for a fee
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.
Kohne Salvage
Kral Scrap Metal
Wear safety goggles and gloves when you pick up a battery, and 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.
No endorsement of any business is intended.
Fees may apply.
There are no publicly-owned landfills in Waukesha County.
Please contact us if you own a business that would like to be included on this page as a resource.
We reserve the right to only list businesses that meet our program criteria.
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