Recycle Household Batteries Near You

Find a ResQ Bin location and start recycling household batteries today

Simple Steps to Recycle

Recycling household batteries with ResQ is easy and impactful:

Locate a Bin

Use our interactive map to find a ResQ Bin near you.

Drop Them Off

Bring your household batteries to the bin and deposit them securely.

We Handle the Rest

ResQ collects and transports your batteries to a local recycler.

The Benefits of Recycling Household Batteries

Protect the Environment: Keep harmful chemicals out of landfills.

Support Local Recycling: All collected batteries are processed by a certified recycler.
Join the Movement: Be part of a community committed to sustainability.

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Find a Location Near You

LIVE LOCATIONS in Mesa, AZ for Household Single-Use Alkaline Battery Drop-Off:

Explore our interactive map to find ResQ Bin locations in Mesa, Phoenix, Tempe, and beyond. New locations are being added regularly to make recycling accessible to everyone.

Green = Active Drop-Off Locations

Red = Coming Soon!

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Common Alkaline Battery Sizes:

A23: A button-like cell, often used in remote controls.
N: A small, cylindrical battery, sometimes used in toys and small devices.
AAAA: AAAA batteries are larger than AAA and smaller than AA.
AAA: The smallest of the standard cylindrical batteries, commonly used in remote controls, toys, and various other devices.
AA: A popular size, commonly used in flashlights, toys, and other devices.
C: A larger cylindrical battery, often used in flashlights and some toys.
D: The largest of the standard cylindrical batteries, commonly used in flashlights, radios, and other devices.
9V: A rectangular battery, commonly used in smoke detectors, remote controls, and some portable electronics.
Button Cells: Small, round cells used in a variety of devices, including watches, calculators, and other small electronics.

If we don’t have a nearby ResQ Bin or you have other types of batteries, consider these options:

Accepts all types of batteries, including single-use and rechargeable. Highly recommended for Phoenix residents until ResQ expands.
Partners with Call2Recycle to accept household batteries, including rechargeable and small lithium-ion batteries. Check your local store for details. Note: Home Depot does not accept single-use batteries but is a great option for rechargeable batteries through its Call2Recycle partnership.
Most locations accept e-waste, including batteries, small electronics, and more for recycling.
A nationwide program offering convenient self addressed mail return options for single use, rechargeable batteries, and cellphones. Use them as an option if no other drop-off locations are close.

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Don’t See a Bin Near You?

We’re always expanding our network of ResQ Bins. If you’d like to see a bin in your community or business, consider adopting a ResQ Bin or referring a business as a new host to help bring battery recycling closer to home.

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Support sustainability and showcase your commitment with a limited AdoptaBin sponsorship, or refer a business as a new host. Secure one of six spots to personalize a bin with your message and make a lasting environmental impact.