Accepted for a fee

Alkaline Batteries Recycling in Bellingham

Recycle alkaline batteries with 1PC in Bellingham. See what to remove, how to prepare it, and what happens after drop-off.

Accepted?
Accepted for a fee
Fee
$5 per lb. Billed in 1 lb minimum increments.
Item type
Battery
Business pickup
Available with other material.
Alkaline Batteries accepted for recycling at 1PC

Description

AA, AAA, C, D, 9V, and similar single-use alkaline household batteries.

Considerations before bringing it

Corroded or leaking batteries need extra care and should be separated before drop-off.

Preparation notes

Separate non-corroded from corroded batteries. Tape 9V terminals when practical.

Data and privacy prep

This item does not normally store customer data.

General data note only. Most versions do not store customer files, but smart, networked, enterprise, or modified versions may retain settings, account links, removable media, or configuration data.

Best way to bring it to us

Bring in a sturdy container. Keep corroded batteries bagged or separated from clean batteries.

Accessories and related parts

Common accessories or related parts: Battery packaging, small battery holders.

Accessory handling: Packaging not needed.

Battery pricing

$5 per lb for all other accepted battery types, billed in 1 lb minimum increments.

Safe handling note

General safety guidance only, not legal, safety, or transport compliance advice. Research handling for your specific battery type and follow manufacturer/local/state/federal guidance. Tape exposed terminals when practical, keep batteries dry and cool, prevent crushing or shorts, and use a sturdy nonconductive container. Contact 1PC first for swollen, leaking, hot, punctured, fire-damaged, recalled, or questionable batteries.

What happens after drop-off

Batteries are separated by chemistry and routed through appropriate battery recycling channels.

Battery preparation video

See how 1PC prepares battery materials for safer handling and recycling after intake.

How We Prepare These