Older unused batteries can now be found in anyone’s drawer handle. In most cases, the warning on the battery is that “Don’t throw these in the trash. ”

But fortunately, there are now many places / ways where you can get rid of these batteries or make them reusable.

Now the question is how to know which batteries you can throw away and which you can’t.

It depends on the type of battery.

Car batteries should never be discarded along with other household waste. Obviously, when you look at lead-acid references, there is no way such a battery can be thrown around.

The good news is that 98% of lead-acid batteries are recycled. The same goes for rechargeable batteries. These cannot be thrown away.

The batteries of various electronic devices (such as phone batteries) cannot be thrown away. For more details on these At this link Can go

Some of the battery manufacturing companies According to Household batteries such as toy batteries or TV remote batteries that are not rechargeable are filled with steel, zinc and manganese so they can be thrown into normal truss cans. However, there is still a risk.

But the best thing to do is to follow the advice of your local authority.