[–] [S] 3 points 3 years ago

That's a good advice. I checked the process for my city. I had to go to the city office, and after I provide my proof of residence they would give me a voucher. I could then use that voucher to dispose any hazardous household waste at a designated waste collection center.

For my battery, I went to Batteries and Bulbs. They did not charge me anything, even returned my lipo bag.

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  • submitted 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago) by to c/askelectronics@discuss.tchncs.de
     

    I replaced my laptop's battery after it was swollen. I found out that services like call2recycle do not take swollen batteries since they are potentially hazardous material. How can I get rid of that damned spicy pillow? In Dallas. Thanks.

    Thanks for the suggestion and tips guys. I have bought lipo fire resistant bags for the batteries. As stated in suggestions here, most of the places like Home Depot, Best Buy, Lowes do have a recycling program; but some of them have disclaimers regarding not accepting swollen batteries. I plan to go to Batteries and Bulbs, Best Buy asap; they look most promising.

     

    I just finished watching Trigun Stampede. I didn't know they had rebooted this series. I loved the old series.

    Likes: I really liked the new animation style, and how they completely focused on actual plot.

    Dislikes: I thought the soundtrack in the new series was a bit lacking, and it was way less goofier. Character felt slightly flat compared to old series.

    Edit: forgot to add that there is absolutely not a single LOVE AND PEACE! ✌️

    Overall, I thought it was good. Waiting for next season.

    What do you guys think?

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