The majority of stores will accept:

• Lead acid - Cars, Trucks and Emergency Lighting
• NiCd (non-liquid) - Cordless phones, Tools and Two Way Radios
• NiMH (non- liquid) - Camcorders, Cameras and Bar Code Scanners
• Lithium Ion battery types - Cell phones and Laptops

Please call ahead to ensure your local store is able to provide you with our recycling services. Costs may apply and vary by location due to state and local regulations.

Yes, Batteries Plus recycles car & truck batteries. We also offer a core credit for recycling lead acid batteries with us when purchasing a new one. Contact your local store for more information.

It is recommended to bag or place strips of clear tape over the terminals of the battery you would like to recycle. This ensures your safety, as well as the safety of store employees and folks at the recycling center.

Drop off your recyclable batteries at your local Batteries Plus store.

Each one of us has a responsibility to the environment, and a responsibility for the products we use. Most batteries contain hazardous chemicals and rare metals that are a limited resource on our planet; by recycling these materials they can be reused for generations to come.

If the battery you want to recycle is embedded, meaning it is a part of the device itself, don't remove it; bring the whole device to the store. One of our associates will safely recycle the used battery for you. If the batteries are NOT embedded, remove them from the device and bring them to your local Batteries Plus store to ensure proper recognition.

Costs will vary by location due to local and state regulations. Please check with your local store for exact costs in your area.

There may be a cost to recycle your batteries based off of the type of battery and your location due to state and local regulations. These services may come at a cost but are vital in helping sustain our environment and keeping batteries out of landfills while being able to repurpose the salvageable materials.

Bring your used car battery into the nearest Batteries Plus and we will take care of the rest. More than 85 percent of our car batteries are comprised of recycled components, ensuring these batteries don't end up in landfills.

The batteries are recycled safely through our battery recycling partners to help sustain the environment and reduce waste sent to landfills. The salvageable material in batteries will be separated and reused.

Brand name makes no difference. What does matter is the chemistry of the battery that will be recycled.

Recycling light bulbs reduces landfill waste, and some bulbs contain mercury which can create contaminated leachate, which can affect our water and drinking supply, among many other things. Lastly, the raw material in bulbs can be reused and repurposed, eliminating the need to mine more of that material.

No matter the type of light bulb, from fluorescent to incandescent to CFL to halogen, it is always recommended to recycle used bulbs safely and properly. This is why Batteries Plus accepts all types of light bulbs for recycling. Fees may apply and will vary based on bulb type and store location.

Batteries Plus recycles:

• LED
• Compact Fluorescet Light Bulbs
• Fluorescent Tubes
• Circular Fluorescent
• U Bend Fluorescent
• Plastic Coated and Shatter Shield
• Incandescent
• Spot/Flood Lamps
• Germicidal and UV Lamps
• Halogen
• Metal Halide
• High Pressure Sodium
• Mercury Vapor
• Cold Cathode
• Ballasts

Yes, Batteries Plus recycles fluorescent tubes, compact fluorescent light bulbs, circular fluorescent, and U-bend fluorescent bulbs. Fluorescent bulbs such as CFLs (Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs) contain a small amount of mercury. When you bring your old fluorescent bulbs to Batteries Plus, you are ensuring these items will be recycled in a responsible and safe manner.

The bulbs we recycle are safely taken to our bulb recycling partner's facility to separate different types of bulbs in order to properly recycle them. This allows for materials to be separated and repurposed. Did you know that almost 90% of the material in light bulbs is recyclable?

Some bulbs are more hazardous than others and contain mercury. Examples of these include fluorescent bulbs such as CFLs and high intensity discharge (HID) bulbs such as flood lights.

No matter the quantity, always make sure to recycle your bulbs. Please visit your local Batteries Plus store to do so.

Our Batteries Plus recycling partner ensures that bulbs are separated, processed, and recycled safely. All salvage reusable materials from the bulbs will be reused and kept out of landfills.

Most of our stores can accept small portable electronics and accessories that fall under the following:

• Tablets - Popular tablets such as iPads and Surface Pros
• Laptops - Small compact laptops such as Chromebooks and MacBook Air
• Phones - Cell phones and smartphones
• Portable Tools - Battery powered drills
• Power Cords - Power cord & charging accessories for tablets, laptops, cell phones, and smartphones.

Please call ahead. You'll want to make sure your local Batteries Plus store is able to recycle exactly what you need. Be aware that certain fees may apply.

Drop off your small portable electronics at your local Batteries Plus store. Please call ahead to ensure your local store is able to provide you with our recycling services. Fees may apply.

The majority of our stores will accept old laptops and charging accessories used with it. Please call ahead to ensure your local Batteries Plus store is able to provide you with our recycling services. Fees may apply.

Fees may apply when recycling your old electronics. A phone call to your favorite Batteries Plus location will tell you if that's the case. One of our experts will be glad to tell you what kinds of things they recycle, and whether any fees apply.

If possible, please restore any devices to factory settings prior to dropping off at your local Batteries Plus location. Don't forget to save any data and photos on your old device before performing a factory reset. Also, remember to remove any SIM cards and SD Cards from your phone. Our stores do not have the ability to wipe data, however, our electronics recycling partner will wipe the data.

If your electronics wind up in a landfill, they leave behind wires, plastic, and e-waste which can damage the environment. Most electronics contain toxic materials which can leak into groundwater or even the atmosphere when heated. By recycling with your local Batteries Plus location, you're ensuring that your electronics are disposed of responsibly and in accordance with the law.