Place to dispose of lead acid batteries, in indy.

[Zephri]

I have quite a few dead lead acid batteries laying around from small to large and I'd like to get rid of them. Anyone know of a place close to Indianapolis that can take these.

 

[repair]

I have quite a few dead lead acid batteries laying around from small to large and I'd like to get rid of them. Anyone know of a place close to Indianapolis that can take these.

Any auto parts store should take them but I would call a recycler to see if you can get some cash for them.

 

[IndyParts]

How many do you have?

 

[jontheturboguy]

What about just battery acid? The former owner of my house left me two bottles from some old motorcycle bats.

 

[22rssix]

I am not sure if the City even does this. I would see if they have a public dump day where you can drop off that kind of stuff and they can safely dispose of it.

 

[6birds]

You can drop them the same place you drop old paint cans, etc. ToxDrop

 

[Hiram Abiff]

There is a Taylor Blackburn located in Indy that will take all that stuff.

 

[Clay]

last year when lead prices were insane you could get $5 per battery at most salvage yards. I would call them first and see if they are still buying.

 

[whipfinish]

my local NAPA store just took 2 off my hands last week. give them a call.

 

[Ranger Rick]

any BatteriesPlus

 

[Crystalship1]

I have quite a few dead lead acid batteries laying around from small to large and I'd like to get rid of them. Anyone know of a place close to Indianapolis that can take these.

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[Slow Hand]

You can drop them the same place you drop old paint cans, etc. ToxDrop

Tox Drop is great! Previous owner of our house appareantly painted cars as a side business ans there were about fifteen gallons of various pains as well as reducers thinners, etc in a cabinet. It was a cinch to get rid of that stuff, an old computer and several other things we had around.

Doug K

 

[Scutter01]

The City of Noblesville has a hazardous waste recycling center as well. They will ask to see ID to confirm that you are a Noblesville resident, though, and they'll only accept residential (not commercial) waste. I dropped off a ton of UPS batteries there last year and he was mighty suspicious that it was commercial (it wasn't).