I’m sure that question was not at the very top of your priority list when you woke up this morning. But as these powerful little energy storage units are becoming more popular every day, you should know that lithium batteries need special care after they are replaced, unlike their predecessors that we all grew up with. Failure to handle them the right way can be disastrous. Here are a few things you should know about their disposal:
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