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Where in Bangkok can I dispose old power banks?

I have some old power banks I want to get rid of, but don't think it's safe to put them in the regular garbage. Are there places I can take them that can safely dispose of them? I have some old power banks I want to get rid of, but don't think it's safe to put them in the regular garbage. Are there places I can take them that can safely dispose of them?

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priska · 3d

one spot that hasn't been mentioned is the pun sav center near bang khae market, they have a small e-waste collection bin by the main entrance near the escalators. also the bangkok art and culture centre on pathumwan has a drop-off point on the first floor near the information desk, i've seen people leave old chargers and batteries there. if you're out near nonthaburi, the esplanade mall's basement level has a dedicated e-waste bin next to the parking payment machines

jasmin · 3d

honestly just hit up any homepro or thai watsadu location. they have those green e-waste bins at the customer service counters usually. the one on rama 2 definitely has one near the return area

also if you're near a big university like chula or kmutt they sometimes have special collection days for batteries and electronics. chula's environmental science building had a drop off point last semester not sure if it's still there tho

worst case you can take them to the bangkok metropolitan administration's waste disposal center on rama 9. they take hazardous household stuff on weekdays 8am to 4pm. just show up at the gate and tell them u got e-waste

lena · 4d

honestly just check with your nearest 7-11, some of them have battery recycling bins now near the counter. i've also dropped old power banks at the homepro on ratchada, they have a dedicated e-waste bin by the customer service desk. if you're near a big mall like central world, the info desk usually knows where to send you for this stuff

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