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Re: How to discard dead batteries
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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz
Elise,
Any retailer who sells lead acid batteries is reguired to recycle batteries. Some may not take a battery if they haven't sold you one, but they should take them.
They are not required to do the service for free though. Expect to pay a small hazardous waste disposal fee ($2-3 should be correct). Just like the fee you pay when you get your oil changed.
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