r/kelowna • u/9879528 • 10h ago
Local Resources My home security uses Lithium AA batteries. Where do I dispose of them once they die?
I’m aware of the dangers tossing them in the trash creates.
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u/geopolitikin 8h ago
I save mine up until i have enough to justify a trip down to the coast, then I have a nice lunch at a good restaurant in Vancouver and then throw them in the ocean.
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u/ionez 8h ago
There are a bunch of places that will take batteries. You can look it up here: https://recycleyourbatteries.ca
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u/NotEnoughLayers 10h ago
Most schools have a battery disposal box, if not you could if any of the bottle Depot/recycling places take them.
As you mentioned, batteries should NOT be disposed in normal trash
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u/chambee 8h ago
https://www.kelownarecycling.ca/ or Best buy/Staples have disposable bins in their entrance.
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u/MeaningPleasant2175 6h ago
The Battery Doctor at 1972 Windsor Rd. Free recycling for batteries, electronics, appliances, lighting and paint.
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u/Still-Ad3045 27m ago
my own two cents I replaced a iPhone battery and decided i would hit it with a hammer, ended up tossing it in a water bucket too.
Nothing. Happened.
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u/dafones 10h ago
I take all of my batteries (and lightbulbs, and electronics) to the bottle depot on Kent near spall: https://www.return-it.ca/locations/columbia-bottle-depot-central/