Ste A (Stadium Marketplace), Phone: 485-0414 Honolulu: 1550 South King Street, Phone: 979-7210 Manufacturers no longer use heavy metals in their production. Regular alkaline (non-rechargeable) batteries can be safely disposed of with your regular refuse collection.
To recycle entire devices with the battery still inside (like laptops, cell phones, etc.), drop off at Aloha Overstock, T&N Computer Recycling or Best Buy. Home Depot accepts rechargeable batteries from power tools. Householders may also take auto batteries to any City Convenience Center or Transfer Station, Interstate Batteries, Battery Bill's or one of the Aloha Aina and Going Green events.ĭrop off rechargeable (non-lead acid) stand-alone batteries (from cell phones, laptop computers, and power tools etc.) at Battery Bill's. Give your old auto batteries to the dealer when purchasing new ones, as State law requires the dealer to accept and recycle them.
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Home electronics can be disposed of with regular household refuse or bulky collection however the City asks that you consider the Reuse and Recycling options provided below: Donate Recycle Find Free Drop-off Events Use the Retailer or Manufacturer Takebacks State Department of Health List of E-Waste Haulers and Recyclers
Local businesses or commercial entities may contact the State Department of Health - Solid and Hazardous Waste Branch for more information, or refer to an e-waste recycler (eCycler) listed below: Business and governmental e-waste is banned from disposal on Oahu. donate computers and electronic equipment before disposing of e-waste with a local e-waste recycler.
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