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Motorola Lithium Ion Impress Battery Question

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kruser

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My next question is how do I dispose of the battery that is not working?
Some hardware stores (Home Depot) have battery recycle bins near the customer service counters. Best to call first though.

The best place I've found that has never required me to make a purchase was my local Batteries Plus.
I've heard some stores won't do it though if you are not purchasing something.

GTR8000's suggestion is also good.
 

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Second on that home depot. Also if you have a local recycling place they will usually dispose of them properly (or at least point you in the right direction).
Glad you were able to get another one.
 
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