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Some scrapyards will pay you for the batteries. It's not much, if I remember right one yard I called would pay between 50 cents and $2 for each battery depending on size.

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FWIW, the 'big box' stores around here accept batteries for recycling, as do the county and some local DPW's and/or recycling yards. With county/local you need ID as to living within the county/town.

The bulbs should also be recycled. My home county accepts fluorescent and other HID lamps in 'reasonable' quantities, NOT commercial quantities.



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If you go through a lot of rechargeable batteries, the RBRC will send you a collection container (probably the same box they have at most of the stores that take back batteries) that's postpaid both ways for free.

http://www.rbrc.org/business/index.html

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