I is actually illegal to throw away batteries, you have to give them to your garbage man so he can do it properly, something to do with chemicals in them bad for the earth.
No, but it is extreamly bad for the environment
it is bad to trow batteries away because it will go in to the ground and the plants will die.
yes!
When shopping for new batteries, the list can be quite lengthy with all of the choices you have. It is my opinion that rechargeable batteries are the best batteries available. Not only do you not throw them away, they are reuseable, which saves you money.
Because it can pollute the only home garden of ours- the earth.
The same way rechargeable batteries workS. Anode, cathode, electrolyte, difference in charges, flow of electrons. The only difference is when you are done with non rechargable batteries, you throw them away.
This is the dried crystals of electrolyte that leaked out when the batteries died. They can be corrosive to the electrical parts of the device or can cause chemical skin burns. Such leakage is rare with modern batteries as they use steel jackets to contain leaks, but they still sometimes happen. After disposing (recycling if possible) of the dead batteries, this powder should be cleaned off all device surfaces that you find it on with a dampened paper towel or cloth then the surfaces wiped dry. If the powder got on electronic components sometimes they are damaged irreparably, in this case contact the company that made the batteries that leaked as many have a repair/replacement policy for damage to equipment caused by their batteries.
where did you get a battery charger that charges 1.5v cells. non rechargeable batteries are 1.5 volts. rechargeable batteries are 1.2 volts. i would throw that thing away and get a new charger.
Your duck egg is dead. Throw it away.
Me, Personally, i would throw away the mouse and get him a new one..!! :DD
There's a picture of a garbage can, click and drag the fish there