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    ... laptop battery. Just received a replacement battery for a thinkpad and now need to get rid of the deceased one.

    Any suggestions? Had a search on the lenovo site, but nothing came up. Do the council take them at the local tip (sorry, recycling centre) - I think ours has a battery bin, but not sure if this includes laptop ones.

    Even I am not that heartless just to chuck it in the bin.

    #2
    return it to your nearest pc world or currys.
    merely at clientco for the entertainment

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      #3
      or mobile phone shop.

      Also, I think Sainsbury's have 'bins' by the entrance for recycling old batteries.

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        #4
        Yeah - anywhere that sells new batteries must have a bin for old ones now.

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          #5
          List it on ebay for a penny buyer must collect.

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            #6
            Post it back to lenovo.

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              #7
              Phone up your council and ask. They all have different arrangements and thanks to Labour high spending most of them have a dedicated phone number for recycling questions: use it while you can!

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                #8
                Local recycling depots all have a batteries box for stuff liket this.
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                  #9
                  Just chuck it in a river or pond.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Tingles View Post
                    Just chuck it in a river or pond.
                    Burn it outside a local school or kindergarten.

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