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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has more information on this complex recycling topic. Here is a quick Household Battery Recycling Guide
Alkaline, single use batteries, are safe to throw in the trash, but still have components that can be recycled. Alkaline Batteries can be recycled for a nominal fee at Batteries & Bulbs in Hudson.
Consumers may bring lead-acid batteries to any Wisconsin retailer that sells these batteries for recycling (during normal business hours). This service is free to customers who purchase a new battery when they bring in a used one. Customers may be charged a fee of up to $3 if they bring in a used battery without purchasing a new one.
Batteries Plus & Bulbs
Accepts all types of rechargeable batteries for free, except Alkaline ($2 per pound)
Must be sorted by chemistry/battery type
101 Carmichael Road
Hudson, WI
715-808-8424
Doyle’s Farm & Home Ace Hardware
(automotive batteries only)
560 Deere Drive
New Richmond, WI
715-246-6184
E-Cycling
900 Industrial Street
Hudson, WI
715-381-5900
Gregerson’s Ace Hardware
880 Cedar Street
Baldwin, WI
715-684-3246
Home Depot
2330 Crestview Drive
Hudson, WI
715-531-1416
Kadingers Salvage & Recycling
N9919 130th St
Downing, WI 54734
715-643-4211
Logistics Recycling Inc.
Somerset, WI
920-456-0336
St. Croix Electric Cooperative
1925 Ridgeway Street
Hammond, WI
715-796-7000