RECHARGE AND RECYCLE BATTERIES

From remote controls to toys and flashlights, batteries produce the power we need to keep devices going. It’s important to make the most of batteries and dispose of them properly to save energy and avoid pollution. To help with this in your home, talk to an adult in your family about buying and using rechargeable batteries. These can be used again and again. You’ll buy fewer batteries and won’t need to throw as many away. When batteries do run out, recycle them. Each state has different rules about recycling batteries. To learn more about the rules in your area, go to tinyurl.com/TWJUS-Batteries.…

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