1 Gallon Pail - Dry Cell & Lithium-ion Battery Recycling Kit (Holds up to 25 lbs.)

Sale price$129.99
SKU: 069CH

Acceptable batteries for this kit: AAA, AA, C, D, and 9 volt batteries containing alkaline, carbon-zinc, NICAD, NIMH, silver oxide, mercury, lithium metal, and lithium ion.


    1 Gallon Pail - Dry Cell & Lithium-ion Battery Recycling Kit

    Product specifications

    Acceptable batteries for this kit: AAA, AA, C, D, and 9 volt batteries containing alkaline, carbon-zinc, NICAD, NIMH, silver oxide, mercury, lithium metal, and lithium ion.

    Capacity

    25 lbs.

    Dimensions

    Top Dia: 7.5” Bottom Dia: 6.625” Height: 6.9”

    Product ID

    069CH

    Includes

    1 gallon plastic pail
    cardboard box (pail must be return shipped in the cardboard box)
    4 mil liner
    zip tie to seal liner
    prepaid return label
    document to keep for your records to obtain your Certificate of Recycling.

    Note

    All battery terminals must be taped (this is especially important for batteries over 9 volts). DO NOT INCLUDE lead acid batteries, wet cell batteries, and industrial lithium batteries in this kit.

    How it works

    How BulbCycle's program works

    BulbCycle's comprehensive recycling program makes it easy to responsibly dispose of hazardous lighting waste including fluorescent lamps, LED bulbs, CFLs, ballasts, batteries, electronics, and mercury devices. Our four-step process ensures safe, compliant, and environmentally responsible recycling of your waste materials.

    Select your kit

    Browse and select the appropriate recycling kit for your specific waste disposal needs. BulbCycle offers specialized containers for fluorescent lamps, LED bulbs, CFLs, ballasts, batteries, electronics, mercury devices, and more.

    Receive and fill with waste

    After purchasing your recycling kit, you'll receive your UN-rated container within 6-11 business days. Fill the container at your own pace with your hazardous waste materials. Each kit includes all shipping fees, recycling costs, and a certificate of recycling. You have a full year to return the filled container.

    Schedule pickup via FedEx

    Once your recycling container is full and properly sealed, schedule a free FedEx pickup using the prepaid return shipping label included with your kit. Alternatively, drop off your sealed container at any FedEx location. Your filled container will be transported securely to one of BulbCycle's EPA-permitted recycling facilities located throughout the United States for proper processing and material recovery.

    Request Certificate of Recycling

    After your hazardous waste has been received and processed at our EPA-permitted facility, you can request your official certificate of recycling by logging into the secure website provided with your recycling kit. This certificate documents the proper disposal and environmental compliance of your waste materials. Please allow three weeks for processing and certificate generation.

    Dry cell versus lithium ion batteries - what is the difference?

    Looking for an easy way to recycle household batteries? Understanding the difference between battery types is key to recycling them responsibly. Lithium-ion batteries use lithium compounds to store and release energy through repeated charge cycles, while dry cell batteries are familiar single-use household batteries that contain a paste-based electrolyte sealed in a compact casing, commonly powering everyday devices like flashlights, remote controls, and toys.

    This dry cell and lithium ion BulbCycle battery recycling kit makes it simple to recycle all standard-sized batteries — AAA, AA, C, D, and 9-volt — across a wide range of battery chemistries, including alkaline, carbon-zinc, nickel-cadmium (NiCad), nickel-metal hydride (NiMH), silver oxide, mercury, lithium metal, and lithium-ion. Whether you need to recycle alkaline batteries, dispose of 9-volt batteries safely, or find a mail-in battery recycling solution, Bulbcycle offers a convenient, all-in-one battery recycling kit so you can keep used batteries out of landfills and recycle them the right way.