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Subject: Re: IIgs Replacement Battery
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Date: 9 May 89 14:27:50 GMT
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Network Comment: to #472 by obsolete!m2c!wpi!dseah%husc6.harvard.edu

>How does one dispose of lithium batteries?  Burn 'em/flush 'em/bury 'em/
>microwave 'em/feed 'em to the cat/mail 'em to MacWeek/snort 'em?

Uh, um, well, yeah, that's a good question.  I don't know exactly how the
batteries should be disposed; incineration is probably the best way, if you
can handle breathing the by-products.  Just don't bury 'em: lithium and water
is an interesting combination.  Personally, I'm mailing mine to Mac the Knife.
:)

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